Sentence examples for maritime preoccupations from inspiring English sources
Christer Westerdahl (2013 1), in particular, has critiqued this common lack of theorizing about what makes a past society maritime, arguing that, "if you do not possess a population attuned to maritime preoccupations, even if the current population is residing on the seashore, there is no maritime culture".
China's main preoccupation is maritime: over disputed claims in the South China Sea and rumbling disputes with Japan.
It was then, in the 1870s, that Richards began to concentrate on maritime views and that his preoccupation with ocean waves emerged.
Paul Resika's schematic treatment of maritime forms elaborates on his longstanding preoccupation with the Cape Cod environment.
It's maritime regulations.
MYSTIC Modern Marine Masterss," contemporary maritime art.
BALI, Indonesia — President Obama discussed maritime security, nuclear nonproliferation and disaster aid at an Asian summit meeting on Friday, but just his presence on this resort island telegraphed his main message: that the United States is turning its focus to the booming Asia-Pacific region after a decade of preoccupation with wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Sorry, "maritime security operative".
Peru disputes their maritime border.
