How To Use Maritime In A Sentence
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He received his award for service to the preservation and documentation of Australia's naval history and maritime heritage.
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Since the ancient and modern, along the southeast coast of South Australia is the trade must pass through the park and a transit point, as early as the Ming Dynasty have been on the "maritime trade".
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Adjoining the visitors shop is Hartlepool Museum, which is stuffed full of artefacts telling the story of the town, particularly its maritime heritage.
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When finished, Titanic Quarter hopes to include offices, shops, a maritime museum and, beside the old slipway, a building that will tell the Titanic story.
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There used to be, and belike is yet, a custom, in all maritime places which have a port, that all merchants who come thither with merchandise, having unloaded it, should carry it all into a warehouse, which is in many places called a customhouse, kept by the commonality or by the lord of the place.
The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio
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Under international maritime law ships are prohibited from discharging raw sewage within 12 miles of the coast.
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The research investigates the concepts of peacekeeping and peace enforcement as they might be applied to United Nations maritime operations.
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Maritime historians have been particularly fruitful in this regard.
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Specialize in maritime law, international trade, contract, company law.
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Between 1936 and 1969 maritime air operations in Britain were under the control of Coastal Command units.
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Across the River Esk is a whale's jawbone arch, a reminder of the town's maritime history.
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The area's mild, rainy, maritime climate is in sharp contrast to the dry, sunny lands of southern Spain.
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He defines sea power broadly to include maritime trade and ocean resources, and he analyzes the importance of sea lines of communication.
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In the west, the fiordlands and alpine terrain of British Columbia attest to vigorous glaciation of high-relief mountains in a snowy, maritime climate.
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The relevant pattern of that maritime conflict in the Mediterranean region had not begun then; but, it expressed a pattern which is notable, still today, as being continued through the time of what were called the Punic Wars, and beyond.
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Three maritime workers in Queensland face disciplinary action and may be sacked by their ship towage employer for attending the rally.
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If diving for wrecks turns you on, Bermuda is a veritable treasure trove of maritime disaster, with a wreck collection including 16th century Spanish galleons, warships and a luxury transatlantic liner.
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The code was introduced by the International Maritime Organisation to deter terrorism, piracy and other criminal acts.
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It was the largest loss of British lives at sea in the history of this maritime nation.
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Visit Aberdeen, with sights such as the Maritime Museum, the Lemon Tree, His Majesty's Theatre and great shops.
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The strike was called by the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union, which is in dispute with the company over pay and conditions.
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This was one of the most ambitious threats from Norway and was aiming to establish maritime control over the western seaways.
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Under international maritime law ships are prohibited from discharging raw sewage within 12 miles of the coast.
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It was this maritime vulnerability that made naval politics the most important of all politics.
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He regarded most of the new people as noisy, assertive, and ignorant of maritime knowledge, traditions and courtesy.
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This omnibus of three classic studies provides a basic grounding for scholars of India's maritime history.
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Amsterdam, the flourishing center of international maritime trade, was an ideal location for a collector of natural curios.
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Co-op Atlantic actually began life in 1927 as the Maritime Livestock Board, which evolved over time into a multi-faceted, federated co-op.
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The mood changed as strengthening southwest winds began to draw in a warmer tropical maritime air mass.
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China has recently revived maritime territorial claims that had been left dormant, and confronted the navies of other nations to assert those claims.
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Monday, October 15, 2007 8: 20: 00 AM CDT little gator said ... that one url was too long for this format. so go to www. solarnavigator.net/maritime_history. htm and click on scottof the antartic under general history
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There are also fears that the various newly created autonomies will fight over maritime boundaries and resources such as fish.
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Julius Caesar, but in a certain uniqueness of mankind's own behavior: a uniqueness which is to be adduced from in our species 'unique, historical concern with ancient maritime culture's mastery of universalized astronavigation as such.
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Somewhat bewildered, they abandoned the search and the world heard about yet another maritime tragedy.
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This occurs when relatively moist maritime air is carried inland at levels above the surface.
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But do we actually need a new maritime museum?
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And then, as now, it was essentially a debate between maritime forces and land forces.
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India proposes a seaward median / equidistant line approach for determining the maritime boundary.
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Port executives say that maritime operations should break even by 1999 or 2000.
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Its mild maritime climate, colorful seashore resorts and hospitable habitants attract people to come to travel, recess, or spend their senectitude.
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Despite a fine maritime climate, more than 30 percent of the inhabitants have overt symptoms of asthma.
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Highlights include, from Philadelphia, two sets of fine Queen Anne side chairs and a rare Queen Anne compass-seat footstool; from Massachusetts, a Chippendale mahogany chest-on-chest and Simon Willard wall clock; from New York, a spider-leg drop-leaf table; from Rhode Island, a Chippendale mahogany block-front desk and bookcase and several colorful maritime paintings by Thomas Chambers.
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Maritime authorities and salvage crews had removed most of the thick, toxic fuel oil and nearly 400 containers from the ship, which ran aground in calm conditions on 5 October.
Stern of cargo ship Rena sinking off New Zealand
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The study of submerged prehistory is an expanding area of maritime archaeology.
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Sher raised the example of some Aboriginal communities in the Maritimes who have a high rate of depression and a dependancy on solvents, but nobody would advocate euthanasia, nor should they.
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By the first sentence of clause 9 the sellers ‘warrant that the vessel, at the time of delivery, is free from all encumbrances, mortgages and maritime liens or any other debts whatsoever’.
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It really doesn't get down to Scandinavian lows here, but the humidity caused by our maritime climate makes a zero degrees day feel utterly bitter.
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We are the maritime affair bureau assign to dump pollutants the company.
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Moreover, the implementation of the limitation of liability for maritime liens and bankruptcy institution will affected realization of maritime lien.
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Across the Maritimes, scores of wharves are being left to crumble, as the power of the sea exerts its inexorable force.
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It is the country's worst maritime disaster and ranks as one of the world's worst ferry accidents of all time.
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Water vessel shipments must also be prepared in accordance with the International Maritime Organization ( IMO ) regulations.
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Exploration, however, depended upon private patronage despite theorists imploring that maritime expansionism should be state-sponsored.
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Pin-tsun Chang, "Maritime Trade and Local Economy in Late Ming Fukien," 63 – 82; Ren-Chuan Lin, "Fukien's Private Sea Trade in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries," 163 – 216; and Chin-Keong Ng, "The South Fukienese Junk Trade at Amoy from the Seventeenth to Early Nineteenth Centuries," 297 – 316.
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China has recently revived maritime territorial claims that had been left dormant, and confronted the navies of other nations to assert those claims.
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Transportation : Scheduled complimentary shuttle bus service is provided between Macau Maritime Terminal and Pousada Marina Infante.
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The eighth part emphasizes on the legitimacy and trend of the Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims in the world and brings up some suggestions on China's relevant legal system.
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Verse 13: although near enough to acquire wealth from maritime trade, Zebulun's territory did not stretch to the sea.
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Oil and gas exploration, mining, engineering and construction, maritime shipping, offshore platforms, and large elements of the government including the military, border patrol, and the Department of the Interior all work off-grid.
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The inspiration for the poem came initially from seeing a sailmaker's palm in the maritime museum in Greenock when I was over there visiting a writer's workshop.
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Under international maritime law ships are prohibited from discharging raw sewage within 12 miles of the coast.
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By the beginning of the twentieth century, the United States was also a maritime power, possessing a sizeable merchant fleet and navy.
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As the last surviving clipper built for the China Tea trade in 1869, the Cutty Sark is also a major part of Britain's Maritime history.
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According to the International Maritime Organization, in the past 12 months, near the Somali coast 67 ships were hijacked, 714 crew members are currently held hostage by pirates.
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Sea cliffs, maritime grassland, geological formations.
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The islands of the Scilly archipelago are steeped in both maritime and diving history.
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Sources of historical data include ancient inscriptions, annals, chronicles, governmental and private estate records, maritime and commercial records, personal papers, and scientific writings.
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All the elements of outstanding success were there for the asking: the superb maritime ambience of Phuket, the December offshore north-easterlies, safe anchorages and the potential for a matchless social milieu.
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The Maritime Province was both the temporary home for working-class compatriots from the homeland and the base for patriots residing abroad.
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Because Port Solent is for those who enjoy the ultimate maritime lifestyle.
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The Seychelles Maritime Safety Authority issued a swimming ban at the Anse Lazio and Anse Georgette beaches, while surveillance patrols were launched in a bid to catch the killer shark.
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Newfoundland, perhaps more than the other Maritime Provinces, is overwhelmed with the nautical spirit.
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Poised on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, Lisbon, which was a great maritime power in the 15th century, enjoys a melange of cultures few cities can match.
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The maritime climate ensures that there are very few winter frosts, allowing the cultivation of many tender and unusual plants.
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He says too many boaties have below par maritime skills, and that can lead to trouble when conditions change rapidly on the water.
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I am part of a team of flying instructors and we teach RAF pilots how to fly Nimrods, a maritime patrol aircraft.
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This species lives exclusively in or near sandy soils within coastal dune and scrub communities and maritime chaparral.
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Chinese naval honor guard. China's navy has grown more assertive in recent years, rattling the nerves of maritime neighbors.
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Issue: Whether a person engaged in a maritime trade, who is not a seaman or a longshore worker, is a "seafarer" under
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Verse 13: although near enough to acquire wealth from maritime trade, Zebulun's territory did not stretch to the sea.
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Maritime cliff Armeria maritima - Ligusticum scoticum maritime rock crevice community.
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But it's part of a larger effort that we've had ongoing for sometime, what we call maritime intercept operations where we look for things like drugs moving, where we look for things like weapons moving, or any of the terrorist personnel themselves moving, not only in that region, but in other parts of the world.
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An official investigation has uncovered one of most shameful incidents in modern maritime history.
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Months later, in October 2002, the committee's Certain Maritime Incident report produced a whitewash.
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She has, of course, in the maritime provinces the descendants of one of the finest races of seamen the world has ever known; and I saw last fall in the race between the two famous schooners "Blue Nose" and "Haligonian" that their traditions have not been lost.
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A messy maritime incident that's getting worse, a cargo ship ran aground in the Aleutians.
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The companies are Tanker Pacific Management Singapore Pte Ltd., which managed the sale of the tanker Raffles Park; the Societe Anonyme Monegasque d'Administration Maritime et Aerienne, or SAMAMA, a Monaco-based company; and Allvale Maritime Inc. of Liberia, the owner of the tanker.
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Dr. Mantell concludes that the islands of New Zealand were densely peopled at a period geologically recent, though historically remote, by tribes of gigantic brevi-pennate birds allied to the ostrich tribe, all, or almost all, of species and genera now extinct; and that, subsequently to the formation of the most ancient ornithic deposit, the sea-coast has been elevated from fifty to one hundred feet above its original level; hence the terraces of shingle and loam which now skirt the maritime districts.
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The gallery's current maritime theme is appropriate in a village once renowned as the home of the sea captains.
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According to a Maritime Union spokesman, the company should provide an extra steward once passenger numbers pass 500 but it has a history of leaving the ships short-handed.
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Active Endeavour is the name given to the policing of maritime trade routes as part of the global war against terrorism.
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He represented major corporate clients, from BankAmerica Corp. to Crowley Maritime.
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The climate is maritime along the coast and continental in other areas.
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The hour-long ceremony alongside Southsea Naval War Memorial is intended to honour 9,000 maritime veterans of all nations.
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There are numerous maritime antiques, pictures and figureheads as well as ship models to be found throughout.
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The ships are custom-built to reach otherwise inaccessible ports and the cabins are packed with maritime character.
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The coastal maritime region is filled with mangrove swamps and alluvial plains that support palm trees.
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The land of area of state Bei Hua is a few limy clay, and get the influence of maritime climate, the grape here is so early, but thicker acerbity.
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During his trip Obama called the East Asia summit the "premier" arena to discuss maritime security concerns, a subject China has lobbied to keep out of international gatherings because it touches on territorial disputes.
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Topsham is a real find, with both historical and maritime interest and a friendly, laid-back atmosphere.
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And to suit the present reality, the neutral rights of maritime trade should be revised.
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The heartland stood in opposition to the maritime or oceanic lands, and would triumph.
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The Northmen were a memorable race, and English character, especially its maritime element, received in them
Lectures and Essays
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The application shall specify the name of the ship, the facts of and reasons for applying for publicizing notice for assertion of maritime liens.
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Today, there are few, if any, maritime roles that remain exclusively male.
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This omnibus of three classic studies provides a basic grounding for scholars of India's maritime history.
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The Canadian Maritime Force has four Victoria class diesel-electric submarines, formerly Upholder Class submarines of the UK Royal Navy.
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The Arab uprisings have severely disrupted both the flow of oil and of maritime trade.
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Monmouth has also been involved in multinational maritime exercises and training with regional navies.
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We don't really have a problem with maritime smuggling in the UK, the USA does, hence why their Coast Guard, which is really more of a "guard of the coast" than what we associate with the term coastguard here, is a small navy and ours is a small government agency that supplements RNLI and RAF rescue efforts.
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Ireland has a maritime climate with mild winters and warm summers thanks to prevailing south-westerlies and the Gulf Stream.
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We know that the solution to plastic litter and maritime waste is very simple: stop chucking it in the sea.
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A declaration of maritime labour compliance need not be issued for the period of validity of the interim certificate.
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Kim said one North Korean artillery shell is believed to have fallen south of the maritime line, citing a preliminary analysis of the trajectory of the shell.
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The maritime country which we now call Macedonia was conquered and formed into a kingdom by Alexander the father of Perdiccas and his ancestors the Temenidae, who originally came from Argos. 59 They defeated and drove out of Pieria the Pierians, who afterwards settled in Phagres and other places at the foot of Mount Pangaeus, beyond the Strymon; the land which lies under Mount Pangaeus towards the sea is still called the Pierian vale.
The History of the Peloponnesian War
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Strong maritime capabilities contribute to deterrence in a broader global context as well.
Preventing World War III - A Realistic Grand Strategy
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While the odds were stacked against them, the trio were able to establish contact with Wellington-based Maritime Radio which relayed their plight to Bay of Plenty Coastguard.
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A one-man submarine which can plunge to the icy depths of the sea allowing aquanauts access to a previously unreachable marine world has arrived in Hull to make a valuable addition to the city's rich maritime heritage.
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For the dozenth time, maritime law recognizes the right of a belligerent operating a blockade to seize blockade runners in international waters.
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maritime law
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In view of this situation, IMO(International Maritime Organization) formulated the revelant conventions to limit the emission of these harmful gases.
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Maritime Claims (measured from claimed archipelagic baselines): Territorial sea to 12 nautical miles and an exclusive economic zone to 200 nautical miles.
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U.S.C. '7 (9) defines the term "special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States" to include residences in foreign States and the land appurtenant or ancillary thereto, irrespective of ownership, used for purposes of United States Government missions or entities or used by United States personnel assigned to those missions or entities.
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The collection also features world maps, and includes atlases, globes, school geographies, maritime charts, and a variety of pocket, wall, children's, and manuscript maps.
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It was an act of self-defense in the face of blood-curdling threats to vanquish the Jewish state, not to mention the maritime blockade of the Straits of Tiran, the abrupt withdrawal of UN peacekeeping forces, and the redeployment of Egyptian and Syrian troops.
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The State Oceanic Administration and other non-military maritime patrol and law enforcement organizations have in the past acted carelessly, he said.
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Federal maritime laws require that ship owners and employers provide a "seaworthy" vessel for its crew at all times.
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But we also need what we call maritime domain awareness, and that's very persistent surveillance out there.
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It was unusually cold for autumn, something quite unusual for the largely maritime tropical climate of the island, a bad omen.
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But the maritime threat concerns all seafaring nations.
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Officials said the focus of the attack appeared to be a hangar housing American-made P-3 Orion aircraft, which are used for maritime surveillance and antisubmarine operations.
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The Federal Government was acting in contravention of maritime law by shunning a ship and crew in distress.
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Israël a confirmé dimanche la levée de l'embargo sur tous les "biens à usage civil" frappant maritime reste maintenu pour empêcher l'importation de matériel de guerre. le 21 juin 2010,
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Cassiodorus, the Praetorian praefect, is addressed to the maritime tribunes; and he exhorts them, in a mild tone of authority, to animate the zeal of their countrymen for the public service, which required their assistance to transport the magazines of wine and oil from the province of Istria to the royal city of Ravenna.
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The importance of the merchant navy in the formation of the maritime culture in North Shields was very great.
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The subject of the present notice was picked up at sea, a child, and, under the provisions of maritime law concerning flotsam, jetsam, and lagan, was appropriated by the crew.
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I discovered in the maritime parts of Georgia, particularly on the banks of the Alatamaha, another new species of Magnolia, whose leaves were nearly of the figure of those of this tree, but they were much less in size, not more than six or seven inches in length, and the strobile very small, oblong, sharp pointed and of a sine deep crimson colour, but I never saw the flower.
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Maritime business generates better-paying jobs than tourism, which has been the bread and butter of the port.
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Initial research, he says, suggests the crops are ideally suited to Pembrokeshire's maritime climate.
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On Wednesday March 23rd, i'll be guest deejaying at one of my favorite nyc places, HIRO (at The Maritime Hotel) for the new weekly party Any Suggestions?
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Having originally left the harbour on Sunday, February 16, the ship berthed in Florida at the Maritime Museum's dock.
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Global maritime commercial powers, of which Britain and America are both exemplars, tend to fight two types of war.
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Defeat at Trafalgar ended any hope of maritime supremacy for France, and thus any realistic hope of vanquishing the British, but Napoleon continued to steamroller his continental opponents.
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Besides, China has recently sent a maritime patrol ship to Singapore. Is this action conducive to peace and stability of the South China Sea?
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With its nautical bells, daguerreotypes of 1920s Fiumincino, and mountains of freshly-caught fish, it is part of the town's maritime heritage that has been thriving since the Roman days when the port was built by the Emperor Trajan.
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And as a devoted grand-child i loved (and still love) to spend weeks in my grand parents lovely house in Fouras a little village of Charente Maritime (to help you find it on the map i can say that from the house of my grand parents you can see fort boyard – yes yes the same as the one in the famous game).
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Until China, for example, concludes that it will have to act like a maritime power in a far away place after all, kills the pirates and razes their bases, hauls away their women as concubines and enslaves their children in IPad factories, and sows antipersonnel land mines in their fields – but then offers them a deal on their undersea oil and mineral rights.
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All things nautical will be on show at Lancaster's Maritime Festival, probably the highlight of the weekend locally.
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On the coast, the maritime villas that exploited the fishing resources of the lagoons and ponds still played a central role.
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They were visited upon a collection of emptied maritime foundations, the flat and unornamented exteriors of abandoned concrete and stucco-surfaced buildings and the wreckage of burned-out cars along a highway.
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Office of Maritime Development, so that we may have the right to claim our share in the purchase and sale freightage, which is the only by which we can maintain the Merchant Marine.
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Divers or beachcombers have until April 24 to hand in objects recovered from wrecks to the Maritime and Coastguard Agency without fear of prosecution.
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The company also has a contract to supply multimode radars to Boeing Co. for P-8I maritime surveillance planes and is responsible for installation of intercommunication systems for C-17 Globemaster III airlifters.
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Some yatter about the temporary withdrawal of his maritime license pending examination of the incident.
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And once again the professionalism of Australian maritime workers response teams has been crucial in the emergency towage operation to free the vessel from the Reef.
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In its current structure, the 12 chapters cover all aspects of shipping from construction and fire protection to nuclear propulsion, dangerous cargo, safety management and maritime security.
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On August 11, the New Zealand Rail and Maritime Transport Union called off a planned 8-day strike by Wellington watersiders.
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The Seychelles Maritime Safety Authority issued a swimming ban at the Anse Lazio and Anse Georgette beaches, while surveillance patrols were launched in a bid to catch the killer shark.
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The maritime parts of this circar are Hat and open, but the interior parts contain Ibme very ilrong fortrellcs and, polts.
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Although it is hard to definite maritime liens precisely, we can start from the characteristics and nature of, and to seize its essence.
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Fourteen blocks are signed, some are dated 1860, and several of the scenes show boats representing the maritime occupations of the family.
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Even myself, whose interest in matters maritime is limited to say the very least, is not unmindful of the tourism boost the provision of a modern marina would provide for our town.
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Application of this model to the Maritimes Basin implies that this Westphalian epicontinental sea was connected to the Tethys Ocean by similarly narrow straits.
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A mix of technical ingenuity, entrepreneurial enterprise, maritime supremacy and a growing empire turned the country into the first modern superpower.
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The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum on the edge of town had boats on dry land which the kids could climb in, a lighthouse to climb up, fishing nets to climb over, and, inevitably, a history of oystering.
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Three boats, including two pilot cutters donated by the RVCP New South Wales branch on behalf of the NSW Maritime Museum, were at the centre of ownership concerns.
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Boston University archeologist Kathryn Bard and her colleagues are uncovering the oldest remnants of seagoing ships and other relics linked to exotic trade with a mysterious Red Sea realm called Punt ... the team led by Bard and an Italian archeologist, Rodolfo Fattovich, started uncovering maritime storerooms in 2004, putting hard timber and rugged rigging to the notion of pharaonic deepwater prowess.
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Maritime Claims: Territorial sea to 200 nautical miles and the continental shelf, 100 nautical miles from 2,500-meter isobath
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Japan's geostrategic location made it a vital link in a global chain of maritime power that depended critically on nuclear weapons to counter overwhelming Soviet proximate power in Europe.
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The maritime industries in all their variety, from building five-masted schooners to rowboats and all the related supporting trades, are represented.
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Under international maritime law ships are prohibited from discharging raw sewage within 12 miles of the coast.
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Yorkshire is a maritime county of England.
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Then the team led by Bard and an Italian archeologist, Rodolfo Fattovich, started uncovering maritime storerooms in 2004, putting hard timber and rugged rigging to the notion of pharaonic deepwater prowess.
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That is because the third party liability cover is divorced from the sea and all things maritime.
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Somewhat bewildered, they abandoned the search and the world heard about yet another maritime tragedy.
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And be in 4 days before, this maritime space is in " Sang Mei " below typhonic indulge in wilful persecution, gobbled up hundreds fisherman and nautical life.
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The climate is temperate maritime, modified by the North Atlantic Current.
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Soft-stem bulrush occurs throughout North America from central Alaska south to Mexico, east to the Maritime Provinces of Canada, and south through Florida.
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Maritime history more ancient and more modern also co-exist here.
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This is an athlete's resort, where skiers and boarders come to take full advantage of the long days and the maritime climate - 315 inches of snowfall annually.
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To add capability in maritime salvage, the coast guard said it had plans to buy six self-righting vessels and one multi-function ship with both fire fighting and towing capabilities.
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In 1588 the world's most powerful empire launched a fleet of ships against a small maritime nation.
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The maritime chronometer took Britain to pre-eminence in safe navigation and helped secure the empire.
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All the elements of outstanding success were there for the asking: the superb maritime ambience of Phuket, the December offshore north-easterlies, safe anchorages and the potential for a matchless social milieu.
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Technical experts on the delimitation and demarcation of the maritime boundary between Namibia and Angola finalised the treaty last year.
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Such weather systems are formed in tropical regions in maritime tropical air masses and are classified into three groups depending on wind strength.
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And, I might add, when the need was felt to establish the Canada Council for the encouragement of arts and letters in our land, it was endowed from the estates of two outstanding Maritime-born captains of finance.
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Superiority in coastal areas or maritime blockade should be seen as prerequisites of success in an operation.
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Plus, this team posted the country's best-ever showing at the World University Games, making them the darlings of the maritime sports scene.
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Coast Guard maritime security cutters will not be frigates, but these categories of warship do bear more than a casual similarity.
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Seattle's mild maritime climate means you can drink lattes with the locals at an outdoor cafe well into the holiday season.
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The agreement follows a 2009 order for eight maritime reconnaissance and antisubmarine aircraft from the Chicago-based company for $2.1 billion.
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No, it was an extra lesson on maritime history.
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But we also need what we call maritime domain awareness.
CNN Transcript May 18, 2007
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All the three great maritime powers were ranged against Britain.
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The two ships sailed from Britain at the end of the summer, expecting to complete a maritime deployment which would bring them home in time for Christmas.
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The mood changed as strengthening southwest winds began to draw in a warmer tropical maritime air mass.
Times, Sunday Times
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The bill establishes a maritime security framework that is vital to the security of our ports and maritime shipping.
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The UK is reliant on maritime trade and if it gets disrupted then it's going to have an impact on us.
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Another building, the so-called ‘Maritime Villa’, has been interpreted as a place of quiet retreat for the Emperor.
