Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Seychelles waters in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Above all, EU vessels are able to access Seychelles' waters and engage in fishing.
The financial compensation corresponds to a catch of 46 000 tonnes of tuna per year in Seychelles' waters.
If the catch by Community vessels in Seychelles' waters exceeds 46 000 tonnes,
The fee shall be set at EUR 25 per tonne caught within Seychelles' waters.
If the catch by Community vessels in Seychelles' waters exceeds 46.000 tonnes,
Access by Community vessels to the fisheries in Seychelles' waters.
Fishing activities in Seychelles' waters may be carried out by Community vessels only pursuant to a licence issued by the authorities of Seychelles at the Community's request.
The conditions governing access by Community fishing vessels to Seychelles' waters.
Should a tuna boat wild a Seychcllois observer on board leave Seychelles' waters, every step will be taken to ensure that the observer returns to Seychelles as soon as possible,
Conditions for the pursuit of fishing activities by community vessels in seychelles' waters.
Pending the availability of more extensive knowledge in respect of the fishery resources of the Seychelles waters and without prejudice to future arrangements,
In this manner, both parties are firmly committed to responsible fishing and sustainable fisheries in the Seychelles waters.
vessels flying the flag of a Member State of the European Community may engage in fishing activities in the Seychelles waters only if they are in possession of a fishing licence issued under this Protocol in accordance with the Annex.
preventing fishing activities in Seychelles' waters;
among the Member States, pro viding for licences to fish simultaneously in Seychelles waters to be granted to 47 tuna seiners
Community vessels shall be required to complete a fishing log book for each fishing period in Seychelles' waters.
We voted in favour of the Fisheries Protocol because it guarantees fishing opportunities for the various fleets of the Member States operating in Seychelles waters until 17 January 2011, including five Portuguese surface longliners.
It also provides for financial compensation to the Seychelles corresponding to a catch of 46 000 tonnes of tuna per year in Seychelles' waters.
The Member States whose vessels are fishing under this Protocol shall notify the Commission of the quantities of each stock taken in Seychelles waters in accordance with the arrangements laid down in Commission Regulation(EC) No 500/20014.
The financial compensation set for the period is 2 300 000 euro per year, corresponding to a catch of 46 000 tonnes of tuna per year in Seychelles' waters.
licences to fish simultaneously in Seychelles waters shall be granted to 40 ocean-going tuna seiners fora period of three y ears beginning on 18 January 1990.
the sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources in Seychelles' waters.
The financial compensation which corresponds to a catch of 46 000 tonnes per year in Seychelles waters amounts to ECU 6.9 million.
the licence fee is fixed at ECU 20 per tonne caught in Seychelles' waters.
to 17 January 1990, licences to fish simultaneously in Seychelles waters shall be granted to 40 ocean-going tuna vessels.
Tuna vessels shall, at the request of the Seychelles' authorities, uke on board an observer designated by such authorities in order to check catches made in Seychelles' waters.
annual authorisation to fish in Seychelles' waters for 48 seiners
sustainable fisheries in Seychelles waters.
The procedure for applications for, nnd issue of, licences enabling Community vessels to fish¡n Seychelles* waters shall be as follows.
the Commission would first like to thank the honourable Member for his excellent report on the new fishing conditions for the Community tuna fleet in Seychelles waters, which are applicable for three years,