exclusive fishing zone造句

• Jersey claims a territorial sea of and an exclusive fishing zone of.
• The coastline is, and a territorial sea and exclusive fishing zone are claimed.
• Libya claimed that the entire Gulf was their territory, at 32?30'N, with an exclusive fishing zone.
• The boat, about 90 miles northwest of Amami-Oshima Island, was well inside Japan's 200-mile exclusive fishing zone.
• New Caledonia claims an exclusive fishing zone to a distance of and a territorial sea of from shore.
• Australia maintains automatic weather stations on many of the isles and reefs, and claims a exclusive fishing zone.
• The 1965 pact set an exclusive fishing zone of 12 nautical miles ( 22 kilometers ) from the coast.
• Singapore claims an " exclusive fishing zone " within and beyond its territorial sea, as defined in treaties and practice.
• The two countries are trying to establish new exclusive fishing zones to comply with a 1994 U . N . convention.
• Maritime claims are a 200-nautical-mile ( 370 km ) exclusive fishing zone, and a 12-nautical-mile ( 22 km ) territorial sea.
• The boat, about 90 miles northwest of Amami-Oshima Island, was well inside Japan's 200-mile exclusive fishing zone, according to the coast guard.
• The key stumbling block for a new agreement was different positions on exactly how large the exclusive fishing zone around their shores should be.
• The UK claims jurisdiction over the continental shelf, as defined in continental shelf orders or in accordance with agreed upon boundaries, an exclusive fishing zone of, and territorial sea of.
• The officers of the boats will be questioned and are expected to be charged with illegally working in an exclusive fishing zone, about 2, 500 miles ( 4, 000 km ) southwest of Perth.
• Relations between old rivals Japan and South Korea frayed in January when Tokyo abrogated its 1965 fisheries pact with Seoul after nearly two years of talks failed to produce an agreement on exclusive fishing zones.
• The waters where Kim was fishing were beyond Japan's 12-nautical-mile ( 14-mile or 22.4-kilometer ) exclusive fishing zone established under a 1965 treaty, but within Japanese territorial waters as unilaterally declared by Japan in January 1997.
• Bottom trawling over vulnerable habitat, however, will continue within the Exclusive Fishing Zones of most nations until governments have mapped the location of vulnerable habitats, and taken steps to exclude all bottom trawling activities from these areas.
• The decision would follow a stalemate in the yearlong effort to agree on new boundaries for exclusive fishing zones and would come amid growing signs Japan is unhappy with South Korean boats plying waters near its shores.
• The waters where Kim was fishing were beyond Japan's 12-nautical-mile ( 14-mile or 22 . 4-kilometer ) exclusive fishing zone established under a 1965 treaty, but within Japanese territorial waters as unilaterally declared by Japan in January 1997.
• Japan pulled out of its fisheries pact with South Korea after nearly two years of talks failed to redraw exclusive fishing zones in compliance with the 1994 U . N . Convention on the Law of the Sea.