Sentence examples for * iwc in from inspiring English sources

Yet the country has already rejected the decision, saying that it will go ahead with plans to kill almost 4,000 minke whales in the next 12 years as submitted to the IWC in November last year.

At the meetings of the IWC in London and its subsequent sessions in Paris during the negotiation of the Treaty of Versailles, Borden supported the Fourteen Points of U.S. president Woodrow Wilson and argued that Canada's interests demanded the closest possible alliance between the British Empire and the United States.

Similar conclusions are found for the IWC in the ACtrans region.

Iceland left the IWC in 1992, but controversially re-joined a decade later with the condition that it could resume commercial whaling in 2006, which it did.

It would have joined up with the two existing whale sanctuaries approved by the IWC, in the Southern and Indian Oceans.

Both countries along with all other whaling nations began submitting catch statistics, including the sex and length of killed whales, to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in 1946.

The most pronounced discordance was observed in the CRu by IWC designation, in which all CRu patients were reclassified as CR in case of no FDG uptake or PR in case of FDG uptake.

The other major discordance was found in the PR by IWC designation in which half the patients were reclassified as CR by integrated IWC and FDG-PET.

Use of IWC resulted in significantly higher cardiac mortality and in a more pronounced myocardial injury compared to ICC.

Japan's whaling in the Antarctic further violates the sanctuary designation the IWC approved in 1994 for the Southern Ocean.

In June, Medina will lead the U.S. delegation to a potentially climactic IWC session in Agadir, Morocco.