Примери за използване на Catch on board на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Inspectors shall, as necessary, inspect all catch on board to determine compliance with ICCAT recommendations.
Catch on board details(species, quantities in live weight equivalent including for undersized fish, catch area)(1).
The methodology used to calculate those by-catches, in relation to the total catch on board, shall be clearly defined in the annual fishing plan.
(a) catch on entry(COE):quantity of catch on board by species upon entry into the Regulatory Area, transmitted at least six hours in advance of the vessel's entry;
Where the serious infringement is misrecording of catch, the full inspection shall ensure the physical inspection andenumeration of total catch on board, by species and Division.
Inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals.
(f) do not interfere with fishing activities or stowage of fishery products and, to the extent practicable,avoid action which would adversely affect the quality of the catch on board; and.
(b) catch on exit(COX): quantity of catch on board by species upon exit from the Regulatory Area transmitted at least six hours in advance of the vessel's exit;
(ii) record summaries in section 12 of the inspection report,as well as differences between the recorded catch and their estimates of the catch on board in section 14.1 of the inspection report;
(ii) ensure that the stowage plan for catch on board on entry to the Regulatory Area meets the requirements of Article 25(5) and is made available to inspectors upon request;
(25)‘fishing trip' for a fishing vessel includes the time from its entry into until its departure from the Regulatory Area and continues until all catch on board from the Regulatory Area has been landed or transhipped;
A port State may, inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals.
(d) catch on board(COB): for any vessel fishing Northern prawn in Division 3L, prior to entry or exit from Division 3L, transmitted one hour prior to crossing the boundary of Division 3L;
A port State may, inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals.
Whenever a fishing vessel of a member of the Commission voluntarily enters a port or offshore terminal of another member, the port State may, inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board such fishing vessel.
The following procedures apply with respect to authorised vessels with more than 50 tonnes live weight total catch on board taken outside the Regulatory Area entering the Regulatory Area to fish for Greenland halibut.
The inspecting State shall require its inspectors to observe international rules and generally accepted practices and procedures relating to the safety of the vessel and the crew, minimize interference with fishing operations and, to the extent practicable,avoid action which would adversely affect the quality of the catch on board.
Each Contracting Party shall, in accordance with measures agreed by the Commission, inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals.
The inspecting State shall require its inspectors to observe generally accepted international regulations, procedures and practices relating to the safety of the vessel and the crew, minimize interference with fishing operations and, to the extent practicable,avoid action which would adversely affect the quality of the catch on board.
In accordance with the conservation and management measures adopted by the Meeting of the Parties, inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals;
The inspecting State shall require its inspectors to observe generally accepted international regulations, procedures and practices relating to the safety of the vessel and the crew, minimise interference with fishing operations and, to the extent practicable,avoid action which would adversely affect the quality of the catch on board.
(a) in accordance with the conservation and management measures adopted by the Meeting of the Parties, inter alia, inspect documents,fishing gear and catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals;
Inspectors shall observe generally accepted international regulations, procedures and practices relating to the safety of the fishing vessel being inspected and its crew, and shall minimise interference with fishing activities or stowage of product and, to the extent practicable,avoid action which would adversely affect the quality of the catch on board.
For the purposes of this Article,‘misrecording of catches' means a difference of atleast 10 tonnes or 20%, whichever is greater, between the inspectors' estimates of processed catch on board, by species or in total, and the figures recorded in the production logbook, calculated as a percentage of the production logbook figures.
(ii) where the inspector estimates the quantity of catch on board to be different from the quantity of catch recorded in the fishing logbook, in which case the inspector will limit the inspection to one additional hour with a view to verifying calculations and procedures, andre-examining the relevant documentation used to calculate the catch taken in the Regulatory Area and the catch on board the vessel;
By-catches of Mediterranean swordfish shall not exceed at any time following a fishing operation the by-catch limit that Member States establish in their annual fishing plans for the total catch on board by weight or number of specimens.
By-catches of swordfish shall not exceed at any time following a fishing operation the by-catch limit established by Member States in their annual fishing plans for the total catch on board by weight or by number of specimens of ICCAT regulated species.
Fishing vessels engaged in fisheries subject to a multiannual plan shall not tranship their catches on board of any other vessel in a designated port or in places close to the shore unless they have been weighed in accordance with Article 60.
The level of by-catches of bluefin tuna shall not exceed 20% of the total catches on board at the end of each fishing trip.
It is also necessary to draw up a list of approved establishments, factory vessels, or cold stores, anda list of freezer vessels equipped in accordance with the requirements of Council Directive 92/48/EEC of 16 June 1992 laying down the minimum hygiene rules applicable to fishery products caught on board certain vessels in accordance with Article 3(1)(a)(i) of Directive 91/493/EEC(2).