Sentence examples for open navigation from inspiring English sources
Shipping companies based in the Great Lakes would benefit from longer spells of open navigation, but lower water levels would mean that their ships had to carry lighter loads.
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Throughout its life, the navigation had almost been a monopoly, but Hollis planned to end this, and obtained an Act of Parliament in 1802, to make it an open navigation, where anyone could use it on payment of the appropriate tolls.
That canal, together with the Middlesex Canal in Massachusetts, opened navigation to Boston.
Although the two oceans are now united, the canal will not be open to navigation for some time.
The Corps of Engineers reduced the flow of water from Lake Michigan into the canal but kept it open for navigation purposes.
Open the navigation by tapping on the blue bottom top-left, then the search icon at the bottom of the menu.
South Australia, at the mouth of the river, wanted it kept open for navigation to the hinterland, allowing the state to become a trading hub.
In the United States, canal building began slowly; only 100 miles of canals had been built at the beginning of the 19th century; but before the end of the century more than 4,000 miles were open to navigation.
Moreover, the Arctic Ocean's pack ice has decreased in thickness, and in summers it has been receding farther north, increasing the possibility that both the Northwest and Northeast passages, accessed through the Bering Strait, may become open for navigation during the summer.
