Examples of using Total allowable in English and their translations into Spanish
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Total allowable catches.
Establishment of total allowable catches and quotas;
Total Allowable Catches and Actual Catches in the East Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea in metric tons.
These fish will count towards the total allowable catch.
Payload or Total Allowable Weight* Select 3.
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The sharing of the benefits from the fisheries should not be restricted to allocations of total allowable catch, or the equivalent, to national fleets;
Currently, the total allowable harvest(TAH) for the Northwest Canada population is 185 mt per year.
This amount is called the total allowable catch TAC.
The total allowable catch for the southwest Atlantic is currently about 5.6 million tonnes annually.
In December 2009,the Council of the European Union agreed on a zero Total Allowable Catch for porbeagle sharks for the year 2010.
The total allowable effort was capped and apportioned among the eight members, who could trade among themselves days and management periods.
Following concerns surrounding the sustainability of catch numbers, the total allowable catch was adjusted in 2004 to 62.1 tonnes 137,000 lb.
Total allowable catches(TACs) are set annually for seven species: pilchard, hake, horse mackerel, red crab and rock lobster, orange roughy and monk.
When using multiple 12 VAC Pentair LED pool andspa lights the total allowable light wattage is 300 Watts maximum.
State regulation of sea fisheries underwent drastic change in the late 1980s when quotas of cod were introduced as a consequence of necessary reductions of the total allowable catch.
Gunnari and the establishment of total allowable catches by CCAMLR, has led to a high variability in annual catches.
Presenting the example of Iceland,he pointed out that the fishing industry in that country favoured total allowable catches(TACs), supported by best scientific evidence.
At present, a significant percentage of the Total Allowable Catch(TAC) for the USA is sold to foreign interests and the USA is a net importer of Atlantic bluefin tuna.
Consideration of Management Actions- Mesh size limitations- Target fishing mortalities- Estimation of minimum spawning stock biomass- Total allowable catches 9.
In return, these States would receive a portion of the total allowable catch as new members or"cooperation quotas" as cooperating non-members.
The difficulty of securing agreement on a management principle is illustrated by the experience of NAFO,where the dispute over straddling stocks has in part been over the setting of a formula by which the total allowable catch is to be determined.
According to the author, total allowable catch was simply distributed among those who had been engaged in fishing at a particular period, with the consequence that others were excluded.
The new draft resolution recommends that, when determining that the introduction will not be detrimental to the survival of the species involved, Parties& 146;& 147;take into account& 148;quotas, total allowable catch and other management controls adopted by any relevant international organization.
Norway combines access andquota regimes whereby total allowable catches are distributed annually among qualified vessels, including quotas for individual vessels.
In recent years, the Total Allowable Catch(TAC) for this stock set by ICCAT has exceeded the recommendations of its own scientists, and the volume caught, factoring in both overfishing by individual countries and illegal fishing, significantly exceeds even this figure.
For 2000 and subsequent years, the parties have agreed to restrict their fishing on the basis of a total allowable catch consistent with a fishing mortality in the range of 0.15-0.20 for appropriate age groups as defined by ICES.
The stock assessment estimated that a total allowable catch(TAC) of 2,853 scalloped hammerhead sharks per year(or 69 percent of the 2005 catch) would allow a 70 percent probability of rebuilding to MSY in 10 years.
Congo granted fishing licences following the determination of an annual total allowable catch, and quotas were apportioned on the basis of the availability of the resource rather than the fishing capacity of vessels.
As contemplated by article 119, a total allowable catch has to be set for each high seas stock; a quota management system then requires individual quotas to be allocated to States engaged in fishing in the area.
When the Executive Secretary has received reports which show that 90% of the total allowable catch has been taken, the Executive Secretary shall make a final estimate of the date upon which the total allowable catch will be reached.
