And to Australia's sunny shores

The oceans will overflow their shores submerging whole continents.

And the entire Earth doesn't have enough beaches to represent the stars in the overall universe.

Captain, the winds that drove your ship to the island of Colossa... have wrecked many vessels on its shores.

What happens in Japanese politics over the coming months will ripple far beyond the country s shores.

Given the geography of India, with a coastline extending 4,000 miles and with 1,300 islands, we have a traditional and abiding interest in maritime and ocean affairs.

The new images have caused smaller islands, such as some atolls in the Maldives, to be rendered invisible despite their shores being completely outlined.

63. The same reports indicate that Argentina has started some oil exploration off its coast, but so far without success.

The Cyprus Republic has not only the right but also the obligation to maintain surveillance and to inspect its coasts and its territorial waters for possible illegal trafficking in narcotics or arms.

According to Saudi Arabia, 130,000 wading birds (mainly plovers and sandpipers) are normally found between March and May on its beaches.

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA China s government has been using unusually strong language of late to assert its sovereignty over disputed stretches of international waters near to its shores.

Iraq argues that Iran has failed to provide any conclusive evidence to show that the oil on its coastline (or any ascertainable proportion of the oil) came from the 1991 spills.

Today we read from Batir Wardam in Jordan writing on the blog Arab Environment Monitor about his thoughts on an article that appeared in Reuters, specifically the acknowledgment of Egypt's efforts in protecting its sea shores.

This region has a special role to play in completing the decolonization process for the remaining territories whose shores are washed by our beloved Caribbean Sea, and whose peoples are integral to the further development of our Caribbean civilization.

More importantly, as the world s leader in stringent, real time censorship of electronic communications, China is strongly placed to block any Arab contagion from reaching its shores.

In that context, Tunisia has adopted, last June, a law that creates an exclusive economic zone on its shores, in line with the relevant provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and following similar declarations made by various countries in the region.

But more often than not, foreign visitors have spoiled their beaches, shorn their forests, polluted their waters and for so little, since wholesale tour operators, foreign carriers and suppliers have amassed fortunes at their expense.

Malta is not a producing country, but its strategic position, with a relatively long shoreline, with its yachting facilities, increasing air traffic, ever expanding tourist industry and transshipment facilities can make it an ideal location for transit traffic.