Examples of using Zero quota in English and their translations into French
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SSN commends Madagascar for setting a zero quota for this species.
Transfer from Appendix I to Appendix II with zero quota for wild specimens.
Where they are under a zero quota or undergoing a significant trade review; or.
In addition, Cameroon, though subject to a zero quota, exported 600 wild specimens in 2007.
Inclusion in Appendix II and zero quota of various freshwater turtles from the Family Geoemydidae 39.
Zero quota on wild specimens for commercial purposes for the following taxa already listed in Appendix II.
This species was classified as Least Concern because there was a zero quota for the species at the time.
The proposed zero quota more than satisfies the precautionary measures in Annex 4 of Resolution Conf.
recommend that a zero quota be established immediately.
particularly in the North Atlantic, in addition to the current zero quota for EU fishing fleets.
Crocea(Endangered(IUCN 2011)), both for which AC recommended a zero quota; no mechanisms in place that can prevent laundering of these species as.
SSN agrees that a zero quota on exports may be the most appropriate short-term action until the Solomon Islands is able to conduct the necessary research 9.
The species was eliminated from the Review at AC23 because a zero quota had been established; it was reinserted
being subjected to a zero quota established by the Conference of the Parties.
Any failure on the part of these States to implement the Paris agreement will result in zero quotas for 2002.
To be retained, excluding the population of Malaysia which confirmed a zero export quota.
Vietnam implement a zero export quota.
SSN agrees with the recommendation that Malaysia's zero export quota be maintained until the recommendations are complied with.
However, a zero export quota for an Appendix-II listed species is similar in effect(though in fact stricter than)
There are no guidelines for assessing a proposal to annotate an Appendix-II listing with a zero export quota of wild specimens for commercial purposes.