Examples of using Reference sizes in English and their translations into Croatian
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Minimum conservation reference sizes.
Minimum conservation reference sizes for any of stocks covered by this Regulation.
Minimum conservation reference sizes.
Minimum conservation reference sizes, to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine organisms;
Provisions for marine species below minimum conservation reference sizes.
Minimum conservation reference sizes, to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine organisms;
In order to ensure consistency,the ICCAT concept of minimum sizes should be transposed into Union law as minimum conservation reference sizes.
The fixing of minimum conservation reference sizes, to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine organisms.
The measures most widely supported were spatio-temporal closures, technical modifications to improve selectivity,minimum conservation reference sizes and co-management schemes.
The fixing of minimum conservation reference sizes, to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine organisms.
Member States shall have in place measures to facilitate the storage of or find outlets for catches below minimum conservation reference sizes landed in accordance with Article 15(1) of Regulation(EU) No 1380/2013.
Minimum conservation reference sizes(definition, measurement, use of fish below mcrs);
The baseline standards would be based on the substance of the existing rules and would principally replace the current mesh size and catch composition rules,convert the current minimum sizes into minimum conservation reference sizes, maintain closures needed to protect aggregations of juveniles and spawning fish as well as any other regionally specific technical rules.
The minimum conservation reference sizes of marine species specified in Part A of Annexes V to X of this Regulation shall apply for the purpose of.
(b) the levels of current catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference sizes for each of those key fisheries, based on data supplied by Member States for the reference years 2013-2015;
Setting minimum conservation reference sizes for any of the stocks to which this Regulation applies, to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine organisms;
Ensure that catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference sizes do not exceed 5% by volume in accordance with Article 2(2) and Article 15 of Regulation(EU) No 1380/2013.
A The minimum conservation reference sizes for sardines, anchovies, herring, horse mackerel and mackerel shall not apply within the 10% limit of live weight of the total catches retained on board of each of those species.
Measures tha t regulate the operation and design of the gear,minimum conservation reference sizes(mcrs) and spatial/temporal closures that lead to improvements in exploitation patterns in an adaptive regulatory structure.
(d)the fixing of minimum conservation reference sizes for any of the stocks to which this Regulation applies, to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine organisms.
In accordance with the CFP, minimum conservation reference sizes should be established to ensure the protection of juveniles of marine species and in establishing fish stock recovery areas.
They include baseline mesh sizes, minimum conservation reference sizes, closed or restricted areas to protect juveniles and spawning fish and any other regionally specific measures.
(c) the specific levels to which catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference sizes for each of those key fisheries are to be reduced in order to achieve the objective of ensuring sustainable exploitation patterns and to provide protection for juveniles.
(a) ensure that catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference sizes do not exceed the volume as established by the joint recommendations of regional groups of Member States and are consistent with the discard plans, while variability among fish species and fishing gear should be taken into account.
(30) In developing joint recommendations to amend orestablish minimum conservation reference sizes, regional groups of Member States should contribute to achieving the objectives of the CFP by ensuring that the protection of juveniles of marine species is fully respected while ensuring that no distortion is introduced into the market and that no market for fish below minimum conservation reference sizes is created.
In developing joint recommendations to amend orestablish minimum conservation reference sizes in multiannual plans, regional groups of Member States should ensure the objectives of the CFP are not jeopardised by ensuring that the protection of juveniles of marine species should be respected while ensuring that no distortion is introduced into the market and that no market for fish below minimum conservation reference sizes is created.
(28) When developing joint recommendations in relation to▌minimum conservation reference sizes▌, regional groups of Member States should ensure that the objective of the CFP of ensuring the protection of juveniles of marine species is respected, while ensuring that no distortion is introduced into the market andthat no market for fish below minimum conservation reference sizes is created.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(30) In developing joint recommendations to amend orestablish minimum conservation reference sizes in multiannual plans, regional groups of Member States should ensure the objectives of the CFP are not jeopardised by ensuring that the protection of juveniles of marine species should be respected while ensuring that no distortion is introduced into the market and that no market for fish below minimum conservation reference sizes is created.
They should consist of baseline mesh sizes for towed gears and static nets,minimum conservation reference sizes, closed or restricted areas, nature conservation measures to mitigate against bycatches of marine mammals and seabirds in certain areas and any other regionally specific measures currently in existence that are still required to ensure conservation objectives continue to be met until such times measures are put in place under regionalisation.
In order to achieve a progressive reduction of catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference sizes to levels which ensure sustainable exploitation patterns, the specific levels referred to in point(c) of the first subparagraph of paragraph 1a shall be reviewed every three years, using the procedure set out in paragraphs 1a, 1b and 1c, and they shall be further reduced, where appropriate, in accordance with the best available scientific advice and existing and future technical possibilities in relation to the avoidance of such catches.