Примери за използване на Maritime space на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Maritime space.
No longer is the maritime space uncontested.
Maritime Space Inland Waterways.
Academic personnel in the area of the organisation andmanagement of security in the maritime space;
Maritime Space, Inland Waterways and Ports Act of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Recently, though, maritime policy has taken an even broader approach,looking at all uses of our maritime space.
Maritime space harmonizes with the resort's architecture, fascinating with beauty and infinity.
As a result,in recent years the EU has broadened the scope of its maritime policy to encompass all uses of maritime space.
It aims to make the European maritime space- or rather, that of the Member States- one of the safest in the world.
The case study will folow the interaction between land and sea with a special focus on the biodiversity andthe impact of infrastructure on maritime space.
This is not NATO's maritime space and it has no relation to the alliance,” Russia's director of European affairs toldInterfax.
The document supports European Commission's measures to ensure a safe,secure and clean maritime space, better governance of the sea and sustainably managed oceans.
It applies to areas of land and maritime space that are needed for production purposes(e.g. minerals, timber, food) and for various socio-economic activities.
The case study follows the land-sea interaction with a special focus on biodiversity andthe impact of the land infrastructures on the wetlands and maritime space.
In order to promote the sustainable use of maritime space, maritime spatial planning should take into account land-sea interactions.
The network of Chinese-built ports and infrastructure along Africa's east, west, andsouthern coasts has positioned China to become a major player in Africa's maritime space.
Competition for maritime space- for renewable energy equipment, aquaculture and other uses- has highlighted the need to manage our waters more coherently.
Developing expert personnel for the needs of the government administration related to the management, organisation andstatutory regulation of the activity in the maritime space and the coastal zones.
Competition for maritime space- for renewable energy equipment, shipping, fisheries, aquaculture and other uses- has highlighted the need to manage our waters jointly and more coherently.
Unlike the Antarctic, which is a vast, uninhabited continent surrounded by an ocean,the Arctic is a maritime space, surrounded by inhabited land belonging to sovereign countries.
China's growing dependence on maritime space and resources is reflected in the Chinese aspiration to expand its influence and to ultimately dominate the strategic environment of the Indian Ocean region.
The common strategic framework developed an action plan which will ensure the coherence between the activities from maritime space, in one hand, and between activities on the sea and on the coastal area.
Lack of available maritime space for aquaculture activities, competition in the global market and administrative constraints in particular concerning licensing procedures are amongst the challenges to growth.
This range of ships also benefits from Naval Group expertise in terms of information and commandment systems,allowing an extended surveillance of the maritime space and the automatic detection of suspect behaviors.
It is China's growing dependence on maritime space and resources that is reflected in the country's aspiration to expand its influence and to ultimately dominate the strategic environment of the Indian Ocean region.
In order to achieve that purpose, Member States need at least to ensure that the planning process orprocesses result in a comprehensive planning identifying the different uses of maritime space and taking into consideration long-term changes due to climate change.
Competition for maritime space- for renewable energy equipment, fishing and aquaculture, tourism, raw material extraction, sea transport routes and other uses- has highlighted the need to manage European waters more coherently.
Unlike the Antarctic, which is a vast and inhabited continent surrounded by an ocean,the Arctic is a maritime space surrounded by land which has been inhabited by people for thousands of years and which belongs to sovereign countries.
In order to achieve that purpose, Member States need at least to ensure thatthe planning process or processes result in a comprehensive planning identifying the different uses of maritime space and taking into consideration long-term changes due to climate change.
Only if we coordinate the various activities taking place in our seas can we make access to maritime space more predictable for investors and at the same time reduce the impact of maritime activities on the environment.”.