Examples of using Technical conservation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Community's technical conservation measures(Council Regulation(EEC) No 3094/861) concentrate on towed
Technical conservation measures will play an important role in the conservation of stocks by protecting juvenile fish
support the principle of technical conservation measures.
The Council considers that significantly enhanced technical conservation measures should also be a central part of the overall strategy to integrate fisheries
RECOGNISES that technical conservation measures have to be integrated within an overall management approach where environmentally friendly fishing measures are part of a wider conservation regime.
the key management tools for Mediterranean fisheries should be control of fishing effort and improvement of technical conservation measures.
In 1994, a Council Regulation was passed to install technical conservation measures in the waters of EU Mediterranean countries
Improving technical conservation measures, including better selectivity of fishing gear,
As you know, the Commission has already presented a proposal for a new Regulation on technical conservation measures, which will replace the Regulation in force since 1986.
It lays down the catch limits for Community fishing fleets in 1996, technical conservation measures and measures to strengthen control
Whereas a balance needs to be established between adapting technical conservation measures to the diversity of the fisheries
which clearly justifies certain technical conservation measures in this area: the Mediterranean.
Parliament called on the Commission in a resolution of 25 October to present new proposals for technical conservation measures.1.
as you are aware, technical conservation measures in the Atlantic and the North Sea originate to a large extent from existing rules.
All of us support the principle of technical conservation measures to reduce the catch of juvenile fish to ensure that the fishing industry will survive for this
spatial restrictions and other technical conservation measures.
a simplified Proposal for technical conservation measures for the Atlantic and North Sea;
on 25 June 1996 the Commission submitted its proposal for a new Council regulation on technical conservation measures.
It is recalled that the proposal is meant to replace Council Regulation 3094/86 laying down technical conservation measures for fisheries in the Atlantic,
No 1626/94 set out certain technical conservation measures which were subject to derogating conditions until 31 December 1998;