Примеры использования Drift-nets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Greenpeace International claimed that the EC failed in 1993 to provide information to the Secretary-General concerning illegal fishing by Italian vessels using large-scale pelagic drift-nets in the Mediterranean Sea.
Expressing its continuing concern that efforts should be made to ensure that the implementation of resolution 46/215 in some parts of the world does not result in the transfer to other parts of the world of drift-nets that contravene the resolution.
The Ministry also asked the six fishing boats that had already acquired permission for drift-net fishing on the high seas to stop using large pelagic drift-nets at the appointed time in accordance with the provisions of resolution 44/225.
In its report dated 25 June 1995, Morocco informed the Secretary-General that drift-nets had been authorized only for artisanal coastal fishery without modern technical capability operating in areas under Moroccan jurisdiction.
there was no agreement regarding the actual effects of drift-nets on the environment or the size of drift-nets that could be harmful to the ecosystem.
its implementing regulation provided severe penalties for offenders using drift-nets, including imprisonment for a period of three months
in the North-East Atlantic, allowing them to use drift-nets each unit of which may be no longer than 2.5 km and whose total overall length was not greater than 5 km.
They expressed concern at the continued use of drift-nets, and called upon the international community to ban the use, manufacture and resale of drift-nets, and to address other unsustainable fishing practices.
call upon States to ensure that drift-nets are confiscated
1997 to the Secretary-General, Fiji indicated that it had ratified on 18 January 1994 the Wellington Convention that prohibited long drift-nets in the South Pacific.
Turkey stated that Turkish fishermen did not use drift-nets in international or territorial waters since drift-net fishing was prohibited by Turkish authorities.
would be barred from using drift-nets, the individual or cumulative length of which exceeded 2.5 kilometres.
industrial fishing fleet and that its vessels, because of their small size, were not engaged in high seas fishing with large pelagic drift-nets.
ban on keeping on board or conducting fishing activities with drift-nets greater than 2,500 metres in length.
two others were sighted retrieving drift-nets in areas adjacent to the Russian Federation's exclusive economic zone.
efforts to enforce the worldwide ban on drift-nets.
fisheries throughout the world, and efforts to enforce the worldwide ban on drift-nets.
the number of vessels using drift-nets must be reduced by 40 per cent from the 1995-1997 reference period.
The Humane Society of the United States reported that large-scale pelagic drift-nets were used in 2004 off the Ischia region of Italy despite a previous Government buyout/conversion scheme
In the same press release Greenpeace International also claimed that a French fleet of about 60 vessels using large-scale pelagic drift-nets(with an average length of 7 km) continued to operate for tuna in the North-East Atlantic Ocean.