Sentence examples for maritime links from inspiring English sources

The growth of civil aviation services and maritime links overcame the initial difficulty.

Indonesia should revive its maritime culture, develop its fishing industry, improve maritime links through things like better ferries and ports, and crack down on illegal fishing and other violations of sovereignty.

In the talks set for next Monday through Friday, the two sides' main negotiating bodies are expected to agree to expand the charter flights to run every other day, and to strengthen maritime links.

Known as "the lifeboatmen's local", the pub has had a long association with the RNLI station a short walk around the headland along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and its maritime links extend to the charts and old photographs which decorate the pub walls.

In this view, the observation is limited to maritime links.

The city's maritime links are clear for any visitor to see. Henry VIII's flagship Mary Rose, HMS Victory, from which Admiral Nelson commanded victory at the Battle of Trafalgar and the battleship HMS Warrior are proudly displayed in the city's dockyard.

His success in providing Iraq with this maritime link gives the country an important new window on the world if the ferry service survives the coming days.

The North Sea provided a "thriving maritime link to Scandinavia and the northern reaches of Germany", according to the historian Richard Hoggett.

In east Africa, Mombasa grew into an important trade entrepôt with strong maritime business links to India and the Arabian Peninsula, as well as the long-distance caravan trade across east Africa.

"England is an island, maritime, and linked through its trade, markets and food supplies to very diverse and often distant countries," he said.

Coyotes – or people smugglers – have established maritime networks linking isolated villages along the Pacific coast to transport people along routes previously favoured by drug traffickers, according to migrants, fishermen and local residents.