Examples of using Over-exploitation in English and their translations into Swedish
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hence the need to avoid over-exploitation through working hours, low salaries or precariousness.
is aimed at avoiding over-exploitation of wild species of fauna
establish general objectives concerning the way in which natural resources are to be protected against over-exploitation and pollution.
Brittany are protected from the over-exploitation of fish stocks.
leading to further over-exploitation of dwindling fish stocks.
Given the strain on natural resources and continued over-exploitation, the Community believes that CITES could focus more on ensuring sustainable trade in such species.
the characteristics of these fish mean that they are very vulnerable to over-exploitation.
in countries where groundwater has to be extracted close to the coast, over-exploitation should be avoided
The Conference of the Parties to CITES will once again have to adopt more crucial decisions to protect species threatened by over-exploitation, to which international trade could be contributing.
is greatly overfished and is threatened by over-exploitation for international trade.
greater efforts are still needed to stop and reverse the over-exploitation of Europe's limited water resources.
which has indicated heavy over-exploitation.
Since our belief is that too much international trade leads to over-exploitation and depletion of fish stocks as countries seek to increase their exports,
in the right direction, away from over-exploitation and towards conditions of higher
ensure that there is no over-exploitation of the limited resources.
exerted on biodiversity and ecosystem services by specific sectors- land-use change, over-exploitation, invasive species,
we bear in mind that the whole point of MAGP philosophy is to reduce over-exploitation and nothing we do in applying public aid to the EU fleet should undermine that principle.
the competitiveness of an economy that is based on cheap energy and the over-exploitation of natural resources and, furthermore, can externalise environmental costs, is simply not viable in the long term.
has led to current situations of inefficient use, over-exploitation and degradation of surface and groundwater resources.
because it is these policies that have encouraged over-exploitation of soil and water