Accessory rib Congenital:absence of rib | fusion of ribs | malformation of ribs NOS

tropical cyclone landfall

shelf edge [ continental shelf edge | edge of the continental shelf ]

listed security | quoted security | security admitted to trading on a regulated market

side by side vehicle | SSV

Acquired deformity of chest and rib

The waters bounded by a line drawn from a point on the east mainland coast of Sweden situated at latitude 60° 30′ N and proceeding due east to the mainland coast of Finland; then in a southerly direction along the west and south coasts of Finland to a point on the south mainland coast situated at longitude 23° 00′ E; then due south to latitude 59° 00′ N; then due east to the mainland coast of Estonia; then in a southerly direction along the west coast of Estonia to a point situated at latitude 58° 30′ N; then due west to the east coast of the island of Saaremaa; then, after passing north of the island of Saaremaa, to a point on its ...[+++] west coast situated at latitude 58° 30′ N; then due west to longitude 19° 00′ E; then due north to a point on the east mainland coast of Sweden situated at latitude 59° 41′ N; then in a northerly direction along the east coast of Sweden as far as the point of departure.

The waters bounded by a line drawn from a point on the east coast of Sweden situated at latitude 63° 30′ N and proceeding due east to the mainland coast of Finland; then in a southerly direction along the coast of Finland to a point situated at latitude 60° 30′ N; then due west to the mainland coast of Sweden; then in a northerly direction along the east coast of Sweden as far as the point of departure.

In this regard, I should like to draw the attention of the Commission and of the Members of this House to the reality of life in outermost regions such as the Azores and Madeira, where there are no continental shelves and where the coastal equivalent is effectively the coastal banks, which are sometimes a long way from the islands, but which to all intents and purposes represent exactly what the coast close to the land represents for other continental situations.

Certainly not us, the Europeans, surely not France anyway, which is the main Mediterranean coastal power and whose influence depends on a fine balance between its European continental policy, on the one hand, and its Mediterranean and African policy, on the other.