Sentence examples for maritime countries from inspiring English sources

The meat of sharks is marketed for food in all maritime countries.

The flow of people and ideas that brought innovation to maritime countries largely bypassed landlocked ones.

Fortunately, a kind of marine conservation "fever" had taken hold among the world's maritime countries.

Application of the law to foreign ships leaving British ports led to general adoption of load-line rules by maritime countries.

All maritime countries publish Light Lists, which are comprehensive catalogs of the characteristics and location of all lightships, buoys, and beacons under their control.

The rest had been transferred from flags of most of the maritime countries and some we'd never thought of a maritime, like Hungary and Switzerland.

"This is a maritime country," Mr. Troudi said.

"We are meant to be a major maritime country.

Its fearsome levels of organisation and conformity are offset by a relaxed, outdoorsy culture, and the openness that goes with being a small, maritime country.

Both were long-serving prime ministers, both guided Great Britain through the critical transition from a small maritime country to being the predominant industrial and trading power in the world.

France still has a Department of Lighthouses and Signals in its Ministry of Infrastructure, and there are perhaps 150 lighthouses of distinction in this maritime country, which lacks a coast only on its eastern border.