Examples of using Whose vessels in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
The Working Group noted that Conservation Measure 22-06 requires Contracting Parties whose vessels wish to engage in any bottom fishing activities, beginning 1 December 2008,
inform all States whose vessels fish on the high seas in the subregion
Wishing to reinforce the conservation measures already adopted by the Commission with respect to Dissostichus spp., Inviting non-Contracting Parties whose vessels fish for Dissostichus spp. to participate in the Catch Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp.,
including all coastal States and all States whose vessels fished in the Mediterranean.
stressed the importance for all States whose vessels fish on the high seas to accede to it.
bilateral initiatives to promote cooperation with flag States whose vessels fish on the high seas. Kenya signalled the
other cooperating countries whose vessels exploit the fishery instituted a regular programme which records all by-catch species taken by large purse seiners in the eastern Pacific.
Strengthen efforts to improve cooperation between flag States whose vessels fish on the high seas
Take measures to improve cooperation between flag States whose vessels fish on the high seas
Inviting non-Contracting Parties whose vessels fish for Dissostichus spp. to participate in the CDS,
It is also very important to recognize that States whose vessels are carrying out bottom fishing in the high seas,
Urges all signatory States and other States whose vessels fish within the area of the Convention on the Conservation
The USA proposed that CM 22-06 be amended to allow Members whose vessels and associated gear configurations notified under CM 21-02, to be exempt from submitting the preliminary assessment based on the pro forma in Annex A if the information had
Contracting Parties whose vessels are included in the draft list established by the Secretariat will transmit before 30 June to CCAMLR,
meet the obligation in CCAMLR requiring Contracting Parties whose vessels wish to participate in any bottom fishing activity, as from December 2008,
a‘flag of convenience' could be defined as‘The flag of a State which is not party to CCAMLR and/or which does not enforce CCAMLR conservation measures and whose vessels fish in areas covered by CCAMLR conservation measures.
to inform all States whose vessels fish on the high seas in the relevant subregion
formal declaration by the Commission with respect to the applicability of Part 15 of UNCLOS to NCPs, which are Parties to UNCLOS, and whose vessels are fishing in CCAMLR waters.
Attended by representatives of all Forum member Governments and of Governments whose vessels fish in the area,
between the interests of coastal States and States whose vessels fish on the high seas.