Eksempler på brug af Cod and hake på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We must also recognise that this is a cod and hake report.
Π Recovery plans for cod and hake: presented by the Commission.
Prop. for a reg.:measures for the recovery of cod and hake stocks.
The first plans were adopted in 2004 for cod and hake stocks found from Skagerrak to the west of Ireland.
The Commission is right to table proposals for multi-annual recovery programmes for cod and hake.
These plans seek to restore stocks of cod and hake to sustainable levels.
As you know, the Commission proposed a year ago that the fishing effort be limited as part of a recovery plan for cod and hake.
The current proposed multi-annual recovery programme for cod and hake follows on from that communication.
Mr President, I congratulate Mrs Stihler on her report which deals with the Commission proposal to regulate the recovery of cod and hake stocks.
We are trying to save the cod and hake species from extinction, for marine pollution is reducing their numbers significantly year by year.
We have for a considerable time been able to see where that leads,not only with cod and hake, and not only in European waters.
In the case of the recovery plans for cod and hake, for example, the average reduction in fishing effort for the fleets concerned is 43%COM(2001) 724 final of 11.12.2001.
Following the Council meeting in December 2000, work has progressed on establishing recovery plans for cod and hake in Community waters.
The original proposal of the Commission was for a cod and hake recovery plan based on scientific advice which was broadly similar in its assessment of the situation in both of these fisheries.
At the same time it was agreed that the Commission would make two new proposals for the long-term recovery of cod and hake in the spring.
As others have said,tuna is as important to the southern regions of Europe as cod and hake is to the northern ones,and those of us from the northern region can therefore understand the concerns.
We also need to know the impact of industrial fishing on other populations of white fish,because that may perhaps provide the key to explaining the decline of cod and hake.
But they also have socio-economic implications,not only for those who fish cod and hake, but also for fishermen whose livelihood depends on stocks associated with either of these fisheries.
I should like to say that this report addresses many current concerns inthe fisheries sector and certainly rebuilding the stocks of cod and hake is going to be a tremendous challenge.
Furthermore, as a result of the problems with the cod and hake stocks, a number of Commissionand Council regulations have been adopted which supplement or amend the regulation on technical measures.
The aim of the legislation currently under consideration, which is the subject of the excellent Stihler report,is to prevent the disaster that the extinction of fish as popular as cod and hake would represent.
I again congratulate the rapporteur and ask that we all vote for what was originally a cod and hake report- and make sure that we do have a cod and hake report.
Until now the plans have focussed on cod and hake resources in the northand, although there will soon be other proposals affecting other stocks, such as hake in the south, today we are talking about the re-establishment of cod stocks.
On 12 June, the Commission presented a communication setting out the aims, timetable and main instruments to be used in recovery plans for cod and hake stocks in Communityand adjacent waters 5.
Mr President, it is fortunate that the Commission has finally come around to the idea of separating cod and hake, having initially intended to deal with the two species under the same recovery plan, which would not have allowed for an understanding of the characteristics specific to each of these two stocks.
The next item is the report(A5-0458/2001) by Mr Hudghton, on behalf of the Committee on Fisheries, on the Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament on rebuilding stocks of cod and hake in community and adjacent waters COM(2001) 326- C5-0466/2001- 2001/2190COS.
Mr President, we are debating a new Commission proposal which contains supplementary measures for the recovery of stocks of cod and hake, and which the Socialist Group supports with some reservations, stemming from the scepticism with which the people involved have received it and the lack of agreement amongst the experts.
If I may make a suggestion, Madam President, after announcing that I voted for the motion and stressing that what this document says is right, could we not manage- at least where fish are concerned,seeing as it is difficult to do this with men- to clone cod and hake?
Mr Fischler, without an economic, social and regional impact assessment,proposes equating cod and hake, which are very different speciesand very different situations; and he adopts drastic, irreversible measures to cut down the fleet as if there were no other alternative measures that would maintain the stock while we wait for conclusive reports.
It proposes, in particular, the implementation of technical measures such as an increase in mesh size to improve selectivity and a significant reduction of fishing effort by fleets contributing to catches of cod and hake, and underlines the need to substantially reduce fishing mortality, which would be reflected in lower total allowable catches(TACs) for cod and hake for at least five years.