Sentence examples for sea boundary from inspiring English sources

The rivals' warships traded artillery fire this month near a disputed sea boundary, though no blood was shed.

The town strains against its sea boundary, the outer ring of houses ending well beyond the water's edge, listing on their stilts.

Spokesman Kim Min-seok said that South Korea will continue to bolster its defenses around front-line islands near the sea boundary.

It would be hard to find a sea boundary in Asia whose history has been more tumultuous or of deeper impact than the Korea Strait, a 100-mile-wide stretch of ocean separating Fukuoka from Pusan, in southern South Korea.

The North does not recognize the sea boundary, drawn by the United Nations at the end of the 1950-53 Korean War, and has claimed that it should be redrawn farther south.

The North also said it will first take steps to halt acts of provoking South Korea near the disputed western sea boundary, the scene of several bloody skirmishes between the Koreas in recent years, and in other areas.

The rise in sea levels may force the sprawling archipelago of Indonesia to redraw its sea boundaries, the report said.

Last week in Murmansk, the Russian president signed a bilateral agreement with Norway after a 40-year row over sea boundaries.

She said in meetings in Dili the following month she formed the view that it remained "a top-of-mind issue for the Timorese", who were "so very disappointed that a country that supported them so greatly in their struggle for independence has, in their view, delayed coming to a negotiation on sea boundaries".

The 'Beating of the bounds' is an ancient annual custom first carried out in 1612, which revives the traditional checking of the sea boundaries awarded to Poole by the Cinque Port of Winchelsea in 1364.

Next in importance are differential heating, evaporation, and precipitation across the air-sea boundary, altering the density of seawater and thus initiating movement of water masses with different densities.