access to the sea

China wants more economic space, especially access to the sea.

In addition, the country had no access to the sea.

Thus it could not be considered a real access to the sea.

Its economy was based on salt and access to the sea.

It has access to the sea on both sides of the island.

"We want to have working access to the sea, not just touch bottom and return."

It was an important trading town with river access to the sea.

The city was well fortified, with access to the sea.

Israel has sought to maintain control over access to the sea.

Moreover, we should think very carefully about access to the seas.

A second door gave access to the sea to the south-west.

For that, they have private access to the sea.

Due to the rising of land, the former was left inland and lost its access to the sea.

The military base is divided into four main zones, each with their own access to the sea.

A gate stood by the beach steps, offering easy access to the sea.

The only thing I haven't found yet though is a room with a good access to the sea below.'

In prehistoric times this channel would have provided access to the sea.

"But there was a significant progress done in terms of the Muslim access to the sea.

That's why Poland is the main supplier: direct access to the sea.

The settlers wanted easy access to the sea, but not too easy.

The Muslim demand to get access to the sea is also lifted."

I perfectly appreciate Slovenia's interest in having access to the sea.

This is enhanced by about 75% of the area being Riverine and easy access to the sea.

A country surrounded by another but having access to the sea is not considered to be an enclave, regardless of size.

Access to the sea was via a pulley system with basket.