Sentence examples for maritime enterprises from inspiring English sources

Whether implicitly or directly, much of the art depicts an environment threatened by development and the loss of agricultural and maritime enterprises.

Fast forward 25 years, and all major US ocean industries are pushing for ratification "because its provisions help protect vital US economic interests and provide the certainty and stability crucial for investment in global maritime enterprises".

Captain DeSimone, 52, is taking over an operation that has endured a torrent of criticism since the crash, accused of falling badly behind other maritime enterprises in its safety procedures and training, and assailed as a bastion of nepotism and cronyism.

The coasts of the northwestern highlands and in particular the fjords of Norway invite maritime enterprise.

They seem to have played little part in Greek maritime enterprise of the 8th century in the Mediterranean, but after 700 bc Ionic seamen of Miletus and Phocaea became active in the Black Sea area and along the Mediterranean coasts of France and Spain, planting numerous colonies.

Privatised at the end of the 1990s, it was floated on the stock market in 2004, and now focuses on providing services to four main areas: maritime, enterprise (focused on businesses including aviation), civil and military work for the US government, and civil and military work for other governments.

But the tentacles of English maritime enterprise hardly extended beyond the seas of north-west Europe.

Prime minister Benjamin Disraeli consented, in the "spirit of maritime enterprise that has ever distinguished the English people".

The French and Indian War, fought between the European powers of France and England, led to a British victory and resulted in continued dominance in maritime enterprise.

But if, as we face the pressure of some final approach for governance of the ocean outside national jurisdiction, if we face this as an opportunity to rectify and define our response the value of the commons, then we may achieve yet another tipping point whereby maritime enterprise and ocean resources show us the way forward to a viable future.

I will explore how potter communities in China linked to emerging maritime commercial enterprise adapt to the new demands and circumstances generated by early global trade and the expansion of Iberian colonial Enterprise by making innovations to their centuries old technological traditions.