territorial capacity, specifically coastline

Was this a shoreline of fluids? We didn't know.

Israel has a small coastline on the Red Sea in the south.

Namun erosi dan kontaminasi menjadikan tanah berada dalam kondisi stres yang buruk.

This is the picture taken at eight kilometers, OK? Again, the shoreline.

One consequence is erosion of support for the EU among its member states electorates.

What the Schengen Area needs is a true European coast guard, with its own budget, ships, and personnel.

Shipwrecks are common and immigrants must often be rescued by fishermen and coastguards in the area.

Israel is located at at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea in western Asia.

Rich and poor nations have different needs in the areas of labor standards or patent protection. Moreover, poor countries need the space to follow developmental policies that richer countries no longer require.

It's horrible conditions, because wherever you have nice weather, plants grow, and you don't get any erosion, and you don't see any dinosaurs.

When countries use trade to impose their institutional preferences on others, the result is erosion of trade's legitimacy.

The coastal guards are planning on installing a series of such radars across the coastline of India for enhanced security surveillance.

The Italian coastguard rescues two of the 156 survivors of the October 3 tragedy off Lampedusa Island.

Moreover, a European coast guard would provide a flexible tool with which to allocate resources as effectively as possible at any given moment.

Now, however, the economic tumult shaking Europe, the erosion of the middle class in the West, and the growing social inequalities worldwide are undermining capitalism s claim to universal triumph.

As a Turkish Coast Guard vessel circled their dinghy, creating large waves, they thought they and their two sons, 4 and 2 years old, were going to drown.

(b) The impact of natural disasters, such as hurricanes and volcanic eruptions, and other environmental problems, such as beach and coastal erosion and droughts, on those Territories

(b) The impact of natural disasters, such as hurricanes and volcanic eruptions, and other environmental problems, such as beach and coastal erosion and drought, on those Territories

(b) The impact of natural disasters, such as hurricanes and volcanic eruptions, and other environmental problems, such as beach and coastal erosion and droughts, on those Territories

(b) The impact of natural disasters, such as hurricanes and volcanic eruptions, and other environmental problems, such as beach and coastal erosion and droughts, on those Territories

Instead, Manila port officials and the Philippine coast guard permitted the Princess of the Stars to set sail, despite clear warnings by the weather bureau that the ship was headed for the eye of the typhoon.

Neither a gradual erosion in the US market share of students, nor the emergence of ambitious new competitors in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East means that American universities are on an inevitable path to decline.

Southwest India s Kerala coastline is dotted with Chinese style fishing nets, and the favorite cooking pot of the Malayali housewife is the wok, locally called the cheen chetti (Chinese vessel).

These environmental disasters are occurring with rising frequency, as they are partly caused by human actions, such as deforestation, coastal erosion, massive pollution, and, of course, the greenhouse gas emissions that are changing the world s climate and acidifying the oceans.

Rather than continue a ban on wetlands development instituted by previous administrations, the Bush administration overturned it. Because development provoked erosion has brought the Gulf of Mexico 20 miles closer to land than it was in 1965, hurricanes are able to retain more strength, and their winds and waves pack more speed and destructive power.

Because development provoked erosion has brought the Gulf of Mexico 20 miles closer to land than it was in 1965, hurricanes are able to retain more strength, and their winds and waves pack more speed and destructive power.

The main canyon is about 150 kilometers long the Charyn River crosses it. Multiple gorges, valleys, and smaller canyons surround the Charyn Canyon. One of the main here is the Valley of Castles where rock formations have been crafted by water, wind, and soil erosion over millions of years.