Sentence examples for maritime development from inspiring English sources

A group that promotes maritime development urged the state government to help expand commercial fishing by developing an existing pier in New London and thereby creating a second commercial fishing fleet of as many as two dozen vessels.

The Army Corps was enlisted to deepen channels, using the dredged material to fill in the shallows and enlarge the bay's islands for maritime development.

The newer Port Północny ("North Port") is Poland's largest maritime development project (its first stage completed in 1975); it handles coal exports and petroleum imports, much of the latter processed at a nearby refinery.

The Jessup competition always centers on a hypothetical legal dispute between nations; this year's "Jessup Problem" focused on maritime development, and teams argued before a panel of judges posing as the International Court of Justice.

Haas rejects suggestions that maritime development at sites immediately adjacent to the coast was initial, pointing to contemporaneous development based on his dating.

A review of the maritime developments and activities during the Bronze Age and Iron Age, and of the maritime environment of the eastern Mediterranean, suggests that localized and enhanced frameworks of studies are substantial in order to bypass general observations and trends.

While China applies a mixture of coercion, diplomacy and money to pull nations to its side, Japan is offering maritime and development assistance to countries like Vietnam and the Philippines.

But, with the increasing of maritime traffic, development of port activities as well as discharged urban waters after dedicated treatment, sea water needs to be monitored using, in general, spectroscopic and fluorescence methods for detecting specific pollutants.

The decline of the Somali pirates at the hands of an international maritime coalition; development of strong antipiracy sentiments in coastal Somali communities; and creation of a 600-man, 12-base Somaliland coast guard (one member of which I can see sleeping on a charpoy bed alongside some local fishermen down by the docks) have all received bullish coverage.

Port, maritime, and hinterland development in Southeast Asia / editors, Muhammad Subhan, Sabariah Yaakub, Ahmad Bashawir Abdul Ghani.

This book addresses myriad of issues and challenges in the field of port, maritime and hinterland development in Southeast Asia from multidisciplinary perspectives.