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Meanings of maritime in English
Usage of maritime in English
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But, these days, cruise ships must follow very strict international maritime laws.
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They have yet to agree on a maritime border in the region.
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The Company operates through maritime transportation of liquid energy related products segment.
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But courts have generally upheld the contracts, according to maritime law experts.
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U.S. courts have routinely upheld those provisions, according to maritime law experts.
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Indonesia and Malaysia have received smaller amounts to improve maritime border control.
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He was too well connected in the maritime industry to risk it.
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Mr Aonima said an investigation into this latest maritime incident has begun.
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Turkey's lockdown has meant less maritime traffic and a ban on fishing.
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Court proceedings have been reopened into Papua New Guinea's deadliest maritime disaster.
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The brass definitely didn't want to draw attention to special maritime training.
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MSQ is monitoring Queensland's maritime borders 24 hours a day, it confirmed.
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China has since intensified its claims to islands and large maritime spaces.
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Portugal was especially fitted to be the pioneer in modern maritime exploration.
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There's going to be a maritime theme to celebrations in Oamaru today.
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The American proposal met with general support among the smaller maritime nations.
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Maritime across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
Australia
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