Примеры использования Commercial whaling на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iceland resumed commercial whaling in 2006.
This had the effect of postponing again the lifting of the moratorium on commercial whaling.
It was their crews that introduced commercial whaling to colonial Brazil.
It also urged the international community to support the continuation of the moratorium on commercial whaling.
In 1982 the IWC adopted a ban on commercial whaling, to start in 1986.
In 1986, the International Whaling Commission issued a global moratorium against commercial whaling.
Refrain from undertaking commercial whaling of fin whales in the Southern Ocean Sanctuary in Paragraph 7(b) of the Schedule;
July 23 The International Whaling Commission decides to end commercial whaling by 1985-1986.
Commercial whaling is prohibited in a sanctuary; however, whaling for scientific research purposes is permitted.
Since no agreement has yet been reached on the Scheme,the moratorium on commercial whaling continues to be in force.
Since the International Whaling Commission agreed on a moratorium on commercial whaling in 1982, its Scientific Committee has developed conservative scientific methods for determining safe catch limits explicitly taking uncertainty into account.
Such concerns have, for example,led to support for an international moratorium on commercial whaling since 1986.
There are currently two whale sanctuaries in which commercial whaling is prohibited: the Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean.
IWC estimates a limit for the number of non-natural removals,in addition to the catch limit for commercial whaling.
The IWC voted on July 23, 1982, to establish a moratorium on commercial whaling of great whales beginning in the 1985-86 season.
The International Whaling Commission designated the Indian Ocean(1979) and the Southern Ocean(1994)as sanctuaries where commercial whaling is prohibited.
Though the International Whaling Commission prohibited commercial whaling in 1985, many countries continue to kill whales for their so-called"exotic meat.
The Commission renewed its 1982 decision, which had come into force as from the 1985/86 seasons,that catch limits for all commercial whaling would be set at zero.
In 1994, the Commission adopted the Revised Management Procedure for determining commercial whaling catch limits, but agreed that it would not be implemented until a Revised Management Scheme was developed to ensure that catch limits were not exceeded.
The International Whaling Commission, at its forty-sixth annual meeting,adopted a proposal to establish a Southern Ocean sanctuary where commercial whaling is prohibited.
The amendment prohibits all commercial whaling, whether by pelagic operations or from land stations, in the Sanctuary, which comprises the waters of the southern hemisphere southward of the line connecting a number of points located between 40 and 60 degrees south. 98/.
On this day, people traditionally think of the countless victims of commercial whaling, which devastated the seas in both hemispheres.
At its 46th Annual Meeting in May 1994,the International Whaling Commission adopted a proposal to establish a"Southern Ocean Sanctuary" in which commercial whaling is prohibited.
It also indicated that although the Commission had endorsed the RMS for commercial whaling, work on a number of issues(inspection scheme and observer programme) ought to be completed before it would consider establishing catch limits other than zero.
The Indian Ocean Whale Sanctuary is an area in the Indian Ocean where the International Whaling Commission(IWC)has banned all types of commercial whaling.
In addition, the Commission accepted andendorsed the Revised Management Procedure for commercial whaling and associated Guidelines for surveys and collection of data.
Although in Japan the Commission had rejected Iceland's request to become a party to the Convention, in Cambridge, Iceland was allowed to join with a reservation on the moratorium on commercial whaling.
Leaders recalled their support in 1993 for the International Whaling Commission's moratorium on commercial whaling and the proposal to establish a Southern Ocean Sanctuary.
With respect to the commercial whaling of mink whales in the North-Eastern Atlantic, IWC, noting that the Scientific Committee had agreed that there was currently no valid abundance estimate for mink whales in the region, called on Norway to halt immediately all whaling activities under its jurisdiction.
At its forty-seventh annual meeting(Dublin, Ireland, 29 May-2 June 1995),the International Whaling Commission(IWC) adopted several decisions regarding the management of marine mammals following its 1994 ban on commercial whaling around Antarctica A/49/631, paras. 150-155.