Sentence examples for maritime limits from inspiring English sources

The lack of an established land border complicates the drawing up of maritime limits.

It will accept only a Palestinian "state" that is stripped of all the attributes of a real state: control over security, borders, airspace, maritime limits, contiguity, and, therefore, sovereignty.

Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua's president and his friend, joined in the sabre-rattling: "To touch Venezuela is to set the region on fire," he said.In this section Marching as to war Sun, sea and murder The mouse that roared ReprintsNicaragua accuses Colombia of failing to respect the maritime limits between the two countries around the disputed Caribbean islands of San Andrés and Providencia.

The Falklands' director of natural resources, John Barton, interviewed by the island newspaper Penguin News, said that the issue of extended continental shelf beyond the 200 miles maritime limit was covered by Article 77 of the Law of the Sea and only refers to sedentary species.

They took away profits in Quintana Maritime Limited, a shipping company whose shares are way up this year, as many dry bulk shipping companies continue to prosper.

Unlucky because his life's end, with 10 other men in the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig last year, constituted death on the high seas, which under maritime law limits the recovery available to his widow in court.

Gleeson said Brandis had promised to further limit the possible use of the documents after Timor-Leste's legal team raised concerns on Monday that the material also related to potential maritime boundary negotiations, beyond any issue in the arbitration.

North Korea is expected to conduct further provocative military exercises near the demilitarised zone and the maritime "northern limit line", which it wants moved further south.

Fishermen from the Italian port of Fano hauled it out of waters off Italy's Adriatic coast in August 1964, according to the Getty's research -- and they were about 35 miles offshore, in international waters well beyond Italy's maritime territorial limit.

City officials are pinning much of their hopes for preventing payouts from ballooning out of control on a motion that city lawyers filed in December, which invoked a 19th-century maritime statute that limits the liability of the owner of a vessel in a crash in certain cases.

Before the Bay of Bengal falls victim to its new-found popularity, it might be good if some of its beneficiaries were to build a transnational maritime authority, to limit the damage.