Sentence examples for maritime nations from inspiring English sources

We're both maritime nations with long coastlines and economies dependent on unhindered trade.

Last December maritime nations lifted the exemption a good first step.

Those maritime nations and people who fished — they could see the problem and they dealt with it.

Commercially, the conflict was between countries with considerable vested interests in quarantine and major maritime nations, which favoured its abolition.

Instructions for the use of oil in emergencies at sea are incorporated in the official sailing directions of most maritime nations.

These rules formed the basis of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, which were adopted by nearly all maritime nations after a conference held in 1889.

We take it for granted that Britain is a maritime nation.

The piece looks like its been dragged from the sea which, given we are a maritime nation, is appropriate.

"Britain is an island nation, a maritime nation, and yet Britain's forces don't have a single maritime patrol aircraft.

JAKARTA — Locals here quip that while Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago nation — by definition, a nation of islands — it is not a maritime nation.

"What makes Japan such an expansive maritime nation is our over 6,800 remote islands, including Takeshima and the Senkaku Islands," Noda said.