Примеры использования Maritime powers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Just one year later, the three maritime powers fought an uneven conflict in the waters facing Saint-Jean d'Acre.
Among these are developed and developing countries, coastal States and land-locked States,major maritime Powers and small States.
The emergence of some of these major maritime powers has been made possible by massive government intervention.
The United States encourages the sponsors of draft resolution A/C.1/49/L.37 to give due weight to these considerations of paramount interest to maritime Powers.
The United States andthe United Kingdom are maritime powers who have a historical interest in transatlantic trade.
While we note with satisfaction the increasing interest in the Convention, we note also thatcertain major industrialized countries, including maritime Powers, have still not ratified it.
In 16th- 18th centuries,when the European maritime powers created their permanent fleets, the construction, assembly and storage of ship models became a matter of national importance.
The informal discussions between the Ad Hoc Committee andthe United States and other maritime Powers offer a useful mechanism to address these important issues.
This international recognition will of course be crucial to its implementation and success, given that the goal ofuniversal participation cannot be achieved without the presence of certain major industrialized nations, including maritime Powers.
Portugal's success in Macau drew the envy of other European maritime powers who were slower to gain a foothold in East Asia.
Yet realism led my delegation to agree with the terms of the draft Agreement, which in the circumstances are the only possible basis for promoting universal acceptance of the Convention,in particular by the world's largest maritime Powers.
The incident in question occurred in December 1975,at which time perhaps not all maritime powers recognized the right of warships to innocent passage through the territorial sea of a coastal State.
We welcome the increased participation of the members of the Ad Hoc Committee at its last session andhope that the few major maritime Powers that are not active will resume their participation.
Throughout the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century,the great maritime powers such as Britain, Spain, and Portugal launched many world exploratory expeditions to develop maritime commerce with other countries, and to discover new natural resources, as well as to catalog them.
His sphere of academic interests include piracy and privateering in XVI-XIX centuries, the Age of Discovery,problems of European expansion in the context of maritime powers' fight for control of the colonies and sea communications.
More proof is the deployment of bases in that zone by modern military and maritime Powers, and still more is the constant presence in the South Atlantic of fishing vessels of all sizes, types and nationalities.
Thus, in the 10th and 11th centuries they were able to switch to an offensive stance,taking advantage of the rivalry between the Byzantine and Islamic maritime powers and competing with them for the control of commerce and trade routes with Asia and Africa.
Many of the transition economies have now become or are reasserting their status as maritime powers, in part because the regionally organized fleets of the former Soviet Union have now devolved to its successor States.
Frederick III andhis grandson Frederick the Great recognized that they could never compete directly with the great maritime powers and concentrated instead on building the best army in Europe while maintaining good relations with naval powers such as Denmark and the Netherlands.
As concerns sovereign immunity, under the London Convention's review process and elsewhere,an increasing number of States, including maritime Powers, are emphasizing that States cannot use or construe the provision of the Convention on the Law of the Sea on sovereign immunity to avoid the responsibility to protect the marine environment.
England has long been considered a strong maritime power.
Under Sultan bin Self andhis successors Oman developed into a strong maritime power.
Who thought 25 years ago that Kazakhstan would become a maritime power?- No one.
Today, it has re-organised, andhas rebuilt its maritime power, and now effectively uses the port of Tartus.
The emergence of Dutch maritime power was swift and remarkable: for years Dutch sailors had participated in Portuguese voyages to the east, as able seafarers and keen mapmakers.
It seems that those are"sea" metaphors that appeared in the power of past of the United Kingdom as a Maritime power.
International trade, in particular long-distance trade, grew in the 18th century andby the 1780s, France was the largest trading maritime power in Europe.
By the late 8th century, the Byzantine navy, a well-organized and maintained force,was again the dominant maritime power in the Mediterranean.
Mr. Karev(Russian Federation)(interpretation from Russian):As a major maritime Power, Russia attaches great importance to problems of international maritime law and has actively participated at every stage of the efforts to improve cooperation among States in this area.
Spain, traditionally a maritime power, has a special responsibility to promote scientific research in marine geology and in the exploration of the deep seabed in coordination with other countries by developing its infrastructure through joint projects.