Maritime commerce seemed to be as much the affair of one part of the empire as another, and it seemed right that it should be regulated by the central parliament at Westminster.
Footnote 6: except in the regulation of maritime commerce.
New York and Pennsylvania, although interested in maritime commerce, were destined to be great producers of the most important grains.
Maritime commerce as it expands, tends, even apart from direct colonization, to bring territorial occupation in its train.
Neither could reach the other except across the sea, there was no territorial issue directly involved, and the object of both combatants was to secure a monopoly of maritime commerce.
My outlook was thus enlarged; not upon military matters only, but by an appreciation of the strength of Athens, broad based upon an extensive system of maritime commerce.
An impression which accumulates upon the attentive traveller following the main roads of maritime commerce is the continual outcropping of the British soldier.
Pitt's policy stood justified, because naval supremacy, established by war, secured control of the seas and of maritime commerce, and so exhausted Napoleon.
They were the first to open up maritime commerce; and at an incredibly early period they traversed the Mediterranean even to its furthest extremity in the west.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "maritime commerce" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
