Examples of using Over-exploited in English and their translations into German
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Many fish stocks are over-exploited.
They are currently being over-exploited, rather as has happened in the North Sea and the Atlantic area.
This means that the land is not over-exploited.
The country inherited severely over-exploited and unregulated fisheries when it gained independence in 1990.
As a result,fully exploited stocks can easily become over-exploited.
Natural resources are being over-exploited, sometimes to satisfy domestic demand, sometimes external demand.
Everyone accepts that many of the EU stocks have been over-exploited.
In many cases natural resources are being over-exploited, sometimes to satisfy domestic demand, sometimes external demand.
Not only the environment, but also people shouldn't be over-exploited.
In this context it is very worrying that fishresources in West Africa are being over-exploited, which could pose a danger for local development since these resources provide food security in this region.
For the Strait of Sicily and Tunisia the stock appears over-exploited.
It is generally accepted that, in the 1960s,most major fisheries were being over-exploited and it was the realization that fish were not an unlimited resource that was a major factor influencing many nations to extend economic zones to, generally, 200 miles from the coast.
In the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian Seas,Corsica and Sardinia it is over-exploited.
This means that by-catches of young fish, endangered species or over-exploited stocks are particularly problematic.
Furthermore, the United Nations programme for the assessment of ecosystemsstresses that 25% of commercial species are over-exploited.
We are evaluating ourmanagement of these animals to ensure these populations aren't over-exploited because of these demands.”.
Moving now from unsustainable economic pressure to unsustainable environmental pressure,experts report that 75% of fisheries are significantly depleted and over-exploited.
The Section also stresses that the Commission's figures- which are borne out by the studies and surveys of international bodies such asFAO- show that Mediterranean resources are over-exploited and that there is a pressing need to restructure the fisheries sector.
Although poor statistics make it difficult to follow marine populations of the Mediterranean and to assess stocks,there is evidence that the demersal stocks are being over-exploited.
In the EU around one in four species is currently threatened with extinction and88% of fish stocks are over-exploited or significantly depleted.
A project aimed at setting up a proper system for fisheries management in Guinea must be embarked upon, so as to ensurethat Atlantic yellow fin tuna and big-eye tuna stocks are not increasingly over-exploited.
Driven mainly by human activities, species are currently being lost 100 to 1,000 times faster than the natural rate: according to the FAO, 60% of the world's ecosystems are degraded or used unsustainably;75% of fish stocks are over-exploited or significantly depleted and 75% of the genetic diversity of agricultural crops has been lost worldwide since 1990.
Pilot reduction rates for reducing the fishing effort levels are 30% for depletion risk stocks and20% for over-exploited stocks.
In northern Spanish waters and the Gulf of Lions the stock appears over-exploited.
There is too much politics surrounding the Gdańsk shipyard.To date it has been over-exploited politically.
The Czech Republic has reported areas with frequent water scarcity,and France and Belgium have reported over-exploited aquifers.
In writing.- I strongly believe in sustainable development and do not questionthat the bluefin tuna(BFT) species is over-exploited and needs protecting.
Other resources such as fish, forests and agricultural resources- with land grabbing of large dimensions-are equally over-exploited and exhausted.
As well as that, in some of these countries there is a desire to reduceEU access to their fish stocks because they are over-exploited and need time to recover.