Sentence examples for maritime ties from inspiring English sources

Still, it is important to note that India is striving to at least maintain what maritime ties it has with China.

Australian and Indonesian rescuers are trying to help a boat with up to 180 people on board that is taking on water in bad weather and rough seas off Indonesia, a day after the countries agreed to strengthen maritime ties as a way to combat people-smuggling.

The country's defence minister also said he would ask for more defence equipment from Tokyo, the same day that Japan also agreed to bolster security and maritime safety ties with Malaysia and start talks on transfers of defence equipment and technology.

A few weeks after the 2003 Staten Island Ferry crash, which killed 11 people and injured scores more, the city asked a judge to limit its liability in the accident to $14.4 million, based on a 19th-century maritime law that ties a boat owner's liability to the value of the boat.

This time the papers were all outraged because "664 maritime workera could tie up the town by their stubborness in a dispute with 11 railroads & terminal companies.

The Maritimes have had long ties to the U.S. dating back to the American Revolution.

The program ties in with "Maritime Miniatures: Sailing in a Bottle," the museum's current exhibition.

Bristol's strong nautical ties meant that maritime safety was an important issue in the city.

Always a migrant city, its fortunes and failures have been tied to industry, maritime and motor, and the people who flowed in and out.

Implicitly, India's response to China's maritime ambitions has been to reinvigorate ties with small neighbours and to cleave closer to America.China as number one?Mr Modi, who will be in China next month, is unlikely to be critical of the maritime Silk Road.

-- (U) The Prime Minister pointed to the two country's resolution of the Khor Al Udaid maritime border dispute as evidence of improving ties.