Examples of using Allowable catch in English and their translations into Greek
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Today, the European Commission is proposing the new levels of total allowable catch(TAC) and fishing effort for fish stocks available to Community fishing vessels mainly in the Atlantic and the North Sea.
at the request of another State, the allowable catch and its capacity to harvest living resources with respect to stocks which that other State is interested in fishing; or.
the government in Reykjavik unilaterally established a total allowable catch for the species which was much higher than the limits put forward in scientific advice.
Last week's proposal sets levels of total allowable catch(TAC) and fishing effort for the fish stocks managed by the EU exclusively,
whose total allowable catch for 2010 has been reduced to 13500 tonnes(as compared to 22000 tonnes in 2009).
the Commission proposes to increase the Total Allowable Catch.
Today's proposal sets levels of total allowable catch(TAC) and fishing effort for the fish stocks managed by the EU exclusively,
whose total allowable catch(TAC) for 2010 has been reduced to 13 500 tonnes(as compared to 22 000 tonnes in 2009).
Without prejudice to Article 7, the total allowable catch for the stocks of Norway lobster in the Western Waters may be the sum of the catch limits of the functional units and of the statistical rectangles outside the functional units.
Gazette of the Republic, to of the living determine the allowable catch and the species of the living resources which may be.
can be fished on a commercial basis there must be, at the very least, a scientific assessment of the stock and a conservatively-based total allowable catch.
which provides for a reduction of the total allowable catch(TAC) level of this species.
refers to this surplus as the share of the allowable catch which the coastal state cannot
The aim is reduce the catch of herring in 1996 to half the present total allowable catch(TAC) and decrease the fishing mortality of herring caught as by-catches by 50%.
a quantity also referred to as the“Total Allowable Catch”(TAC).
a quantity also referred to as the"Total Allowable Catch"(TAC).
Lastly, the adoption of the annual Regulation fixing the total allowable catch and quotas for 1987,
The proposal sets levels of total allowable catch(TAC) and fishing effort both for stocks managed exclusively by the EU,
The exploitation rule defines the TAC(or total allowable catch) in the fishery for each year(from July to June of the following year),
The total allowable catch(TACs) should therefore be established,