Sentence examples for maritime nature from inspiring English sources
The inherently maritime nature of future security needs beyond Europe has been given some, but not enough, recognition.
They also show him at work on circuit business from court procedure to doctrinal questions, many of a commercial or maritime nature.
The environment minister, Corrado Clini, said that the ship had run aground in what was a maritime nature reserve, and was leaking liquid although it was not clear if this was fuel oil.
To emphasize loyalty to Great Britain, he placed the Union Jack on a shield; the maritime nature of British Columbia was reflected in the wavy white and blue stripes in the chief (upper part of the shield).
Indeed, unconfirmed reports and photos from as far away as Melmerby Beach Provincial Park a popular summertime destination for Maritime nature lovers show discoloured plumage washing ashore.
We suggest that one such elision is that the overwhelmingly maritime nature of second-millennium Swahili has been assumed to hold largely for the first millennium as well.
Neighbors are the hamlets of Mattituck to the west, Peconic to the east, and tiny New Suffolk, which cuts into Cutchogue's south side and has historically been more maritime in nature.
This again is an important distinction from Sun Tzu's time to the vast array of international security challenges in East Asia today, which are in the main maritime in nature, or involve a combination of naval and air operations.
By reason of the saving clause, state courts have jurisdiction in personam, concurrent with the admiralty courts, of all causes of action maritime in their nature arising under charter parties.
Immediately south of the convergence zone, rainfall is heavy because of the unstable nature of maritime tropical air over a heated land surface.
On the eve of the war, the Royal Navy was the biggest in the world, but Britain's military leaders did not understand that the aircraft carrier and the submarine had drastically changed the nature of maritime conflict.
