Examples of using Catching sector in English and their translations into Polish
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Member States, some sections of the catching sector and NGOs seem reluctant to move in this direction at least in the short-term.
Restructuring the catching sector along these lines will improve the performance of the processing industry as well, increasing gross value-added significantly,
As a result, employment, particularly in the catching sector, has been declining for the last 15 years in many areas dependent on fisheries.
In addition the potential move to a results-based system in the longer-term would lead to further simplification of the technical rules albeit implies a shift in the burden of proof onto the catching sector.
reduce emissions in the catching sector and, to a lesser extent,
could make a substantial contribution to alleviating socio-economic impacts of reducing capacity in the catching sector.
Employment in the catching sector would continue to decline at the same pace as is the case now;
In order to assist the catching sector implement the landing obligation, Member States should put in place measures to facilitate the storage
focuses on sustainable development in the catching sector, and in the aquaculture, processing
with 187,000 people employed in the catching sector and 18,000 jobs in ancillary activities.
handling, marketing and catering sectors depends on supplies of sole and plaice from the catching sector, but cannot be quantified at present.
Option 3 was favoured by certain sections of the catching sector but was rejected by Member States, NGOs and other parts of the catching sector who considered it a high-risk strategy.
Very little can be achieved if the forthcoming reform fails to motivate the catching sector, the processing and seafood chain as well as consumers to support the objectives of the policy
the extensive follow-up dialogue with the key stakeholders(i.e. the catching sector, NGOs and Member States)
Together with developing social dialogue at all levels, bringing the catching sector back to profitability is an effective way of making fishing vessels safer
a greater role for the catching sector through the Advisory Councils in the development of technical measures going forward.
a greater role for the catching sector through the Advisory Councils in the development of technical measures.
as well as a catching sector and aquaculture, in accordance with the European Union's new integrated maritime policy
Fisheries Fund(EMFF)- has allocations for coastal Member States to cover the costs of storing produce from the catching sector that cannot be marketed until new market outlets can be found.
the Committee considers it appropriate to support the catching sector by means of the European Maritime