Sentence examples for maritime policy from inspiring English sources

A perspective from maritime policy and maritime security initiatives.

I'm sat in a library working on an essay about 16th-century Spanish maritime policy.

Deviating from its strictly maritime policy, Venice established sovereignty over Treviso, thereby ensuring its own food supply but also taking on the defense of a land frontier.

Indeed, he said, Indonesia should be nothing less than a "world maritime axis" between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific.For all Jokowi's related talk of boosting naval and coastguard strength (Indonesia's naval budget is smaller than Singapore's), his new maritime policy is aimed squarely at increasing prosperity at home.

The Mongolian Sea-Lovers associvicon, a civic group that gathers mainly to discuss maritime policy, dreams of the day when Mongolia will have its own merchant marine, tying up at a Mongolian-owned duty-free zone at Tianjin, China, about 500 miles by rail from Mongolia's southeast border.

"China's maritime policy circles use the term 'Nine dragons stirring up the sea' to describe the lack of coordination among the various government agencies," she said.

North Korea noted that the new maritime policies followed two meetings President Bush had in the United States in mid-May, one with Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan, and a second with President Roh Moo Hyun of South Korea.

With one of Europe's largest exclusive economic zones, Portugal has a paramount role in the implementation of EU maritime policies.

A comprehensive maritime industry policy that can be adequately monitored to achieve a competitive advantage is important.

BANGKOK -- The system for registering, protecting, and finding durable solutions for asylum seekers in Indonesia risks becoming overburdened -- potentially sparking unrest -- as migrant arrivals continue and Australia's maritime immigration policy deters boat journeys, officials and activists say.

However, there are still few applications of economic valuation methods to quantify the social wellbeing derived from maritime conservation policies.