maritime commerce उदाहरण वाक्य

Because of their orientation to the sea and to maritime commerce, the Malabar coast cities feel very Syrian Christians, Muslims and Anglo-Indians in India.
Even so, the Prussian monarch wanted to take part in international maritime commerce and therefore founded several trading firms ( with varying success ).
So characterized, there is little question that this is the kind of incident that has a " potentially disruptive impact on maritime commerce ."
The coronet is set with six anchors, three visible, which represent ships and maritime commerce and refer to the port in the city's name.
Due to this occupation, the port could have continued to be witness of the navigation and maritime commerce taking place in the easternmost territories of Al-Andalus.

These include maritime commerce, settlement of the continent and of the West Indies, and the projection of naval power via the colony's privateers, among other areas.
Richardson's seafaring experience was instrumental in his also being appointed Port Captain, responsible for overseeing maritime commerce and often personally piloting arriving ships to their anchorage.
We now turn to the maritime connection enquiries, the first being whether the incident involved was of a sort with the potential to disrupt maritime commerce.
During the Bronze Age, the Aeolians prospered by means of maritime commerce in an area which extended from Mycenae to the British Isles, from where tin was imported.
The Hongwu Emperor was wary of the political and social consequences that the maritime commerce could bring, so he sought to restrain it by outlawing private maritime trade.