Examples of using Total allowable catches in English and their translations into German
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Setting total allowable catches.
Of course, if we are serious about conservation, we need total allowable catches.
Total allowable catches(TACs) and quotas for 2010.
Regulation concerning total allowable catches(TAC) for 1997.
Total allowable catches(TACs) are a key instrument in limiting fishing pressure.
FISHERIES: Regulation on total allowable catches(TACs) for 1997 I.
Total Allowable Catches(TACs) are based on the latest advice from independent scientists.
The Council establishes the total allowable catches(TACs) by fishery or group of fisheries.
Total allowable catches"(TAC) means the quantity of Baltic salmon that can be taken and landed from the stock each year.
Press Release- Agreement reached on total allowable catches and quotas for deep sea species.
In order to reduce total catch to a biologically and economically sustainable level,authorities frequently introduce Total Allowable Catches TACs.
This includes reducing total allowable catches where they are well above the official catch levels of recent years.
It covers waters of the north-west Atlantic and sets total allowable catches and technical measures.
Scientific recommendations for total allowable catches were only partially accepted by the EU Commission's Fisheries Council at the end of the year.
Concerning 2011 fishing opportunities, the total allowable catches(TACs) and quotas for 2011 will take up an important part of the autumn meetings.
The rapporteur has updated these rules with other textsadopted following the Commission's proposal, as part of the regulation on total allowable catches and quotas for 2007.
Early in 1980 the Council reached agreement on total allowable catches and on certain measures relating to the recording of catches. .
Adopting this plan meansmoving away from obscure political decisions on quotas and total allowable catches, the basis for which is sometimes unknown.
The decisions on Total Allowable Catches(TACs) for the Baltic Sea and deep-sea species were already taken at the October and November Councils respectively.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 3926/90 fixing,for certain fish stocks and groups of fish stocks, the total allowable catches for 1991 and certain conditions under which they may be fished.
This Agreement foresees the allocation of Total Allowable Catches for Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal and France in the fishing zones of Mozambique, mostly for deep-water shrimp and crustaceans.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 3919/ 92 fixing,for certain fish stocks and groups of fish stocks, the total allowable catches for 1993 and certain conditions under which they may be fished.
The purpose is to consult on the ways in which total allowable catches(TACs) should be fixed for fisheries in European waters and for European fishers.
Scientists estimate that the fishing mortality remains too high andthe TACs(Total Allowable Catches) have been overshot suggesting that the plan has not been effectively implemented.
October,4and a Regulation fixing total allowable catches(TACs) for 1982, quotas and the conditions under which the TACs may be fished 172/83.
These fisheries are subject to a Community deep seastocks management regime which includes the setting of Total Allowable Catches(TACs), restrictions on fishing effort, technical measures and specific control and enforcement provisions4.
Not only doesillegal fishing need to be monitored through total allowable catches and quotas, but also, we need to tackle the legal vacuum that could be created by failing to transpose the legislation.
Proposal for a Council regulation fixing,for certain stocks of highly migratory fish, the total allowable catches for 1998, their distribution in quotas to Member States and certain conditions under which they may be fished.
