Примери за използване на Allowable catches на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Total allowable catches and quotas for 2010.
Nevertheless, these estimates must be used to establish the total allowable catches.
Total allowable catches(TACs) and quotas for 2012.
However, the latest advice from the ICCAT Scientific Committee reiterates the need for lower total allowable catches.
(e) the establishment of total allowable catches and their allocation to Contracting Parties.
Output controls mainly consist of limiting the amount of fishfrom a particular fishery, in particular through total allowable catches.
Total allowable catches(TACs) may not vary by more than 15% from one year to the next, to guarantee fishermen a certain degree of stability.
Adopting this plan means moving away from obscure political decisions on quotas and total allowable catches, the basis for which is sometimes unknown.
(c) determine total allowable catches and/or levels of fishing effort, taking into account total fishing mortality, including of non-target species.
Management of fishery resources at Community level is based in particular on total allowable catches(TACs), quotas, effort regimes and technical measures.
Total allowable catch: Total allowable catches(TACs) are catch limits that are set for most significant commercial fish stocks.
Some multiannual plans include fishing effort restrictions as an additional instrument to the annual total allowable catches(TACs), and specific control rules.
Art.6.3.c(c) determine total allowable catches and/or levels of fishing effort, taking into account total fishing mortality, including of non-target species;
Output controls mainly consist of limiting the amount of fish from a particular fishery,in particular through total allowable catches(see TACs and quotas).
Total Allowable Catches, quotas and fishing effort regimes were generally well managed, but it was sometimes difficult to monitor technical conservation measures 33.
The Council adopts legislation on fisheries policy,the setting of annual Total Allowable Catches(TACs) and quotas for each species, and on the allocation of fishing opportunities.
Total allowable catches(TACs) or fishing opportunities, are catch limits(expressed in tonnes or numbers) that are set for most commercial fish stocks.
As for Atlantic horse mackerel, Mr Gallagher has outlined several issues on which we also agree, such as the introduction of multiannual programmes,total allowable catches and scientific recommendations.
In the EESC's view, setting total allowable catches(TACs) for river areas does not make sense because it is administratively cumbersome and its monitoring would entail considerable additional costs.
However, damaged or spoiled fish and the waste resulting from handling catches may be processed into fishmeal orfish oil without exceeding the maximum threshold of 5% of total allowable catches.
Through this annual document the Commission asks for the viewsof Member States and stakeholders on the setting of Total Allowable Catches(TACs), quotas and fishing effort(days-at-sea) for the following year.
As described in the introduction(paragraph 3 and Box 2),EU fishery resource management is mainly based on total allowable catches(TAC) or fishing opportunities set for the same stocks, which are then shared between EU countries in the form of national 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Without VMS With VMS>=15 metres long>=12<15 metres long>=10<12 metres long vessels<10 metres long quotas, fishing effort regimes and technical measures.
Whereas the Council cannot reserve for itself the power to adapt unilaterally the parameters defined in the proposal for setting the total allowable catches, as they are key components of the proposed long term plan;
In line with the scientific advice, the Commission proposes to increase total allowable catches(TACs) for 3 stocks, a decrease for 13 stocks, and maintain TACs at the current level for 8 stocks(including zero TACs for 6 stocks), compared to 2012.
The Commission released last May its annual policy statement on fisheries,which outlines the approach it will take when setting total allowable catches(TACs) and restrictions on fishing effort for 2009.
The European UnionŐs main resource management measure is limiting catch volumes by setting total allowable catches(TAC) for the main species and dividing them between the various Member States in the form of quotas.
Since 1996, the obligation to deduct amounts from future fishing opportunities, has been implemented yearly by way of applying Regulation(EC) No 847/96,which establishes the conditions for the year-to-year management of total allowable catches(TACs) and quotas.
Fishing for deep-sea species has been regulated in the EU since 2003 in terms of total allowable catches(TACs) per species and area, and in terms of maximum fishing capacity deployable in the North-East Atlantic.
With a view to achieving this objective, the European Union has adopted legislation governing access to EU waters, the allocation and use of resources,total allowable catches, fishing effort limitation and other technical measures.
Key issues on the table for the EU are how to ensure the recovery of Atlantic bluefin tuna,in particular by reducing the total allowable catches(TAC) and fishing capacity, the strengthening of compliance with ICCAT rules and the adoption of the right science-based measures for all fish stocks.