International Maritime Organisation
International Maritime Organisation proper noun: non-Oxford British spelling of International Maritime Organization.
Proper noun
the International Maritime Organisation
- Non-Oxford British spelling of International Maritime Organization.
- The International Maritime Organisation (IMO), meeting in London, agreed to cap emissions of sulphur from ships, which are a cause of air and sea pollution, but on greenhouse gases agreed only to some further monitoring and a fresh round of negotiations.2016 October 28, Fiona Harvey, “Shipping industry criticised for failure to reach carbon emissions deal”, in Katharine Viner, editor, The Guardian, London: Guardian News & Media, →ISSN, →OCLC...
- Ocean Rebellion campaigners have been spotted outside the International Maritime Organisation in London highlighting what happens to marine life as a result of fossil fuels.2024 October 4, Sophie Thompson, “Ocean Rebellion campaigners ‘drown’ themselves outside International Maritime Organisation in protest”, in The Independent, London: Independent News & Media, →ISSN...
Questions about International Maritime Organisation
- What does International Maritime Organisation mean?
- International Maritime Organisation means non-Oxford British spelling of International Maritime Organization.
- What part of speech is International Maritime Organisation?
- International Maritime Organisation is a proper noun.
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