Sentence examples for access fish from inspiring English sources
The new ability to use this longline fishing technique enables the Laingpatehi people to access fish pontoons and has provided them with increased income.
Unlike the Trader Joe's Lakeside Center and the Ravadauge project across 17-92, the new center is on the Winter Park side of the highway for better pedestrian access, Fish added.
However, additional research is necessary to address the question of where these groups access fish consumption information and how these information sources affect fish consumption decisions.
In this analysis we compared fish consumption advisory information issued by states that we obtained through the NLFA, which represents a means by which pregnant women and women of childbearing age might access fish consumption advice.
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has designated over 300 public access fishing sites around the state.
E. tarda accesses fish through the mucosal route, including the skin, gills, and intestine [ 31].
Unfortunately, the benefits for shrimpers in the Gulf of Mexico would be quickly lost amid open-access fishing, which drives the industry's historic excess capacity, inefficiency and poor returns.
"More often than not, the fishing industry is given access to fish stocks before the impact of their fishing can be assessed, and regulation of the fishing industry is, in any case, woefully inadequate".
More specifically, the Panel noted: that populations in SIDS were one of the groups that were more vulnerable to food insecurity as a consequence of reduced access to fish; that rising real fish prices though time will support fleet over-capacity in many fisheries and thereby continue to exert excessive pressure on resources.
Factors not significantly associated with infection in dogs, cats, or pigs were sex, ability to roam freely, district, age, access to fish from canals, being fed dead fish from ponds, deworming, composting of feces, and place of defecation.
On the salted and infertile islands of Tuvalu, hunger is kept at bay by the easy access to fish.
