Examples of using Archipelagic in English and their translations into Spanish
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territorial seas and archipelagic waters and the airspace above them as well as the seabed
As a developing country and an archipelagic State, Indonesia attaches utmost importance to this dynamic
including those relating to the exclusive economic zone, archipelagic States, archipelagic sea lanes passage
take into account the special circumstances of countries like the Bahamas, with our archipelagic make-up, our ecological fragility
First, we are the largest archipelagic State in the world, occupying a position
were in the forefront, the AALCC made its contribution by being instrumental in evolving the concept of archipelagic States and exclusive economic zones.
As the world's largest archipelagic State, comprising more than 17,000 islands,
such as exclusive economic zones, archipelagic States, transit passage
As an archipelagic State with the associated problems posed by population growth
particularly for multi-island archipelagic States such as those in the Pacific.
has signed a“ship rider” agreement that gives authority to pursue such criminals in the territorial waters of our archipelagic State.
landscape and the insular and archipelagic characteristics of its territory, is a prime example of the convergence
Likewise, in line with the provisions of article 53 of the Convention, on archipelagic waters, Indonesia has proposed that the Maritime Safety Committee consider the adoption of archipelagic sea lanes as well as the corresponding air routes,
The Sustainable Archipelagic Development Framework, an initiative of the Department of Environment
Among them were the designation of air routes through archipelagic waters under article 53, paragraph 9, currently handled by the IMO,
Furthermore, we are now looking at the feasibility of declaring all of Fiji's archipelagic and territorial waters a reserve,
the right of passage through archipelagic waters.
It should suffice to recall some of these concepts: archipelagic States and archipelagic waters;
Coastal States must give appropriate publicity to any danger to navigation of which they have knowledge within their territorial sea(article 24(2)), in archipelagic waters(article 52), in straits used for international navigation(article 44) and within archipelagic sea lanes article 54.
Indonesia, as an archipelagic State, attaches great importance to all issues relating to the law of the sea. It has demonstrated its support for the Convention through its active participation in all the bodies created by the Convention since the outset