Примеры использования Shipping activities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Measures to protect sea areas from shipping activities.
However, shipping activities impact the marine environment through, in particular, oil pollution, air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, chemical pollution and the introduction of invasive alien species.
Developments relating to international shipping activities.
However, currently the greatest threat to the marine environment from shipping activities arises from the introduction of harmful alien species into new environments through ships' ballast water.
IV. Developments relating to international shipping activities.
As shipping activities increase across the Arctic, the risk of oil spills and emissions constitute a critical challenge for the entire region, due to the special Arctic conditions(e.g. sea ice, icebergs, storms, winter darkness and sensitive habitats).
Developments relating to international shipping activities.
The hindrance of the movement of goods across the country caused by numerous roadblocks,reduced shipping activities and buyers offering lower prices to Ivorian cocoa producers than to producers elsewhere in the subregion, has reduced cocoa exports and also led to increased smuggling of cocoa through neighbouring countries.
VII. Developments relating to international shipping activities.
Since a marine protected area may not necessarily require any special protection from shipping activities, and vice versa- an area of the sea where IMO measures are applicable may not have been established as a marine protected area- this section deals separately with marine protected areas and measures to protect sea areas from shipping activities.
Developments relating to international shipping activities.
If a State wishes to adopt measures to protect an area orspecies in its exclusive economic zones from shipping activities, in compliance with article 211(6) of UNCLOS, it must first seek the approval of IMO, as the competent international organization, to avail itself of the measures which the organization has developed for this purpose, e.g., establishment of a special area under MARPOL or adoption of ship routeing measures.
VI. Developments relating to international shipping activities.
Measures aimed at protecting a particular sea area from shipping activities cannot be taken unilaterally in areas beyond the territorial sea.
Measures to protect specific marine areas from shipping activities.
In 2007, over 2000 license-holders carried out shipping activities; 43 vessels were refurbished.
The following features contribute to making Cyprus not only attractive,but unique for shipping activities.
Accordingly, operational features are constantly under review in order to ensure that shipping activities conform to the highest possible safety and anti-pollution preventive regulations.
Not every marine protected area requires special protection from shipping activities.
Significance of shipping in world trade: major shipping routes-- amount of world trade carried by sea-- economic benefits to States from shipping activities, including as flag States-- projections of changes over the next decade, including changes in shipping possibilities at high latitudes as a result of changes in ice cover.
Areas which require special measures to protect them from shipping activities.
Area-based measures to manage the impacts of shipping activities can be adopted by IMO.
UNCLOS recognizes that some areas of the sea may require special measures to protect them from shipping activities.
IV. Developments relating to international shipping activities.
UNCLOS and several global conventions developed under the auspices of IMO, as well as other legal instruments, provide measures to protect andpreserve the marine environment from shipping activities.
IV. Developments relating to international shipping activities.
Candidate areas must meet at least one of three criteria: ecological; social, cultural and economic; or scientific andeducational, and should be at risk from international shipping activities.
In 2007, over 2,000 companies carried out shipping activities.
In order for an area to be identified as a PSSA, it must meet at least one of the three criteria listed in the guidelines:(i) ecological;(ii) social, cultural and economic; or(iii) scientific and educational; andshould be at risk from international shipping activities.
The pollution of the marine environment through our land-based activities such as the dumping of waste,as well as unregulated shipping activities, has become a concern for all.