Examples of using Over-exploitation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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increasing the competitiveness of EU companies while staying below the over-exploitation threshold of renewable resources.
is threatened by over-exploitation for international trade.
We are all aware of why these species are particularly vulnerable to over-exploitation, as Mr Stevenson pointed out in his introduction.
is aimed at avoiding over-exploitation of wild species of fauna
leading to further over-exploitation of dwindling fish stocks.
Overuse and misuse of water due to its cheapness, resulting in water source over-exploitation.
The directive has provoked numerous concerns among individual Member States regarding over-exploitation and the wrecking of national budgets.
It is not right to say that the implementation of the agreement will lead to over-exploitation of fishing resources.
we should adopt the precautionary principle so as to avoid the over-exploitation of resources.
This has been achieved, not through the introduction of new machinery but through the over-exploitation of British workers.
Over-exploitation and misuse cannot be explained by poverty alone.
The feverish pursuit of wealth coincided with the over-exploitation of natural resources
If the over-exploitation of nature and people is not allowed in Europe,
The change in habitat due to human over-exploitation, has implications for the natural balance,
that free access and unrestricted demand for a finite resource ultimately reduces the resource through over-exploitation.
This concept when used with the idea of optimum economic development directly influences management strategies with a tendency towards over-exploitation.
is listed as Vulnerable due to loss of habitat and over-exploitation for medicinal purposes.
natural disasters and the over-exploitation of resources, strict rationing and control will in any event be unavoidable.
What we are witnessing is over-exploitation of natural and human resources by the developed countries,
the characteristics of these fish mean that they are very vulnerable to over-exploitation. They are extremely slow growing.