Sentence examples for open maritime from inspiring English sources

Because the warning, that the American ships would explode, was broadcast over an open maritime radio channel, it could have come from another ship in the area or from somewhere on shore.

I also find a newly opened maritime museum, a small place that tells how this small town's culture and history are intimately connected to the sea.

They both benefit enormously from an open global maritime commons.

There are plans to open a maritime museum here.

The Philippines has announced that it is going to open new maritime blocks off its island of Palawan for oil-and-gas exploration.

New smuggling rings have also emerged, operating out of beach towns south of the border and islands off the Mexican coast, convincing migrants that the passage is safe and the ocean too wide open for maritime law enforcement to catch them.

It is open sea no maritime choke points to navigate.

It is open sea no maritime choke points to navigate, and being offshore isolates the fields from the vagaries of Africa's civil and border wars, coups and rebellions.

The open and maritime aspects and lack of major urban developments have also led to the county being allocated relatively high targets for the generation of energy from renewable sources.

In the first centuries BC, steppe nomads' interruption of India's access to Siberian gold caused them to open up maritime routes to Malaysia and Indonesia, exposing them first to Hindu and then Muslim traders.

In 1963 the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, a ship channel shortening the passage to the gulf by 40 miles (64 km), was opened to maritime traffic.