international waters

国际水域; 公海

1. 国际水域：rudimentary code of international relations 国际关系中最起码的准则 | international waters 国际水域 | international situation 国际形势

2. 国际海域：国际惯例international common practice | 国际海域international waters | 国际化战略internationalization strategy

3. 国际水域,公海：international volt ==> 国际伏特=>国際ボルト | international waters ==> 国际水域,公海 | international watt ==> 国际瓦特=>国際ワット

4. 国际水域bHe中国学习动力网：rudimentary code of international relations 国际关系中最起码的准则bHe中国学习动力网 | international waters 国际水域bHe中国学习动力网 | international situation 国际形势bHe中国学习动力网

1. international waters在线翻译

1. Ships from the Chinese mainland had to carry the goods back from international waters, said Hong Qi.

2. With several countries claiming whole or partial sovereignty over the waters, the attempt to plot one's own exclusive economic zone does not conform to international law.

3. For several years large international consulting firms have helped Western companies dip their toes into the complex waters of the Chinese business market.

4. Chinese military strategists and international relations experts are debating whether China should dispatch its navy to the troubled waters off Somalia.

5. international waters

5. Club members require strict training and must have a diving certificate before they can dive in international waters that are open to the divers.

6. The department officials said it was the first time that a US unmanned aircraft had been shot at over international waters in the Persian Gulf.

7. The US government has demanded freedom of navigation in international waters, including the South China Sea.

8. China's sovereignty over the Nansha Islands and the waters around them is indisputable, and is based on the prior occupation principle of the international law.

9. international waters是什么意思

9. It can replicate this action in other waters to fulfill its international commitments.

10. Okada insisted before he left Tokyo that Japan's whaling activities were legal, carried out in public waters and in accordance with international conventions.

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