Sentence examples for maritime trafficking from inspiring English sources

Supporters of Australia's refusal to accept seaborne asylum seekers argue that it has significantly reduced the maritime trafficking of migrants in crowded, rickety boats, which has often led to deaths at sea.

In congressional testimony last September, illicit-trafficking expert Hugh Griffiths, of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, described this practice as "a common risk indicator of maritime trafficking". (Iran in recent years has used the same tactic to mask sanctions-busting activities of its oil tankers).

It said Operation Lionfish, which targeted the maritime trafficking of drugs and illicit firearms by organised crime groups across Central America and the Caribbean, yielded the arrest of 142 people and seizure of 15 vessels as well as guns, cash, and eight tonnes of chemical precursors.

It also can track maritime traffic, and it operates in any weather over any terrain.

In addition to the maritime traffic, industries include metallurgical works and a thermoelectric centre.

Centuries of maritime traffic have led to intermarriage as well as commerce across the water.

The high maritime traffic, however, has caused Las Palmas to be designated an unregulated, or "soft," port.

Daily bridge lifts for maritime traffic block cars for up to 20 minutes.

Instead, they abounds with all manner of ambient noise, from natural water movements to maritime traffic.

Maritime traffic in and out of Egypt streamed through this port city.

The high volumes of maritime traffic combined with narrow shipping lanes increase the risk of collisions.