Sentence examples similar to ex fisheries from inspiring English sources
The hook "usually went into the shark's mouth and outside their head at the side of the mouth, then over and back into their head again," Shayne Thomson, an ex-Fisheries Department employee turned conservationist and filmmaker, explained.
The notion of protecting a substantive legitimate expectation was espoused in the 1995 High Court decision in R. v. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, ex parte Hamble (Off-shore) Fisheries Ltd.
A difference-in-difference approach (DiD) is used to estimate whether the relationship between ex-vessel prices of MSC-certified fisheries and market-competing non-certified fisheries have statistically changed after certification.
This paper examines the effect of Marine Stewardship Council MSCcertificationion on ex-vessel prices from three different fisheries: salmon and halibut in Alaska, and flathead flounder in Kyoto, Japan.
Nationally, bycatch estimates in the form of regulatory discards are annually reducing the potential yield of fisheries by $427.0 million in ex-vessel revenues, and as much as $4.2 billion in seafood-related sales, $1.5 billion in income, and 64,000 jobs.
Cooley and Doney [340] estimated that mollusk stocks contributed $748 million 199%) of the $3.8 billion ex-vessel revenues of the annual domestic U.S. commercial fisheries harvest in 2007.
A number of studies have investigated consumers' payment of a price premium for ecolabeled seafood from sustainability-certified fisheries, however studies of price premiums for certified fish at the dockside (ex-vessel) level remain scarce.
Global fisheries were collapsing.
Fisheries are also important.
Fisheries should also grow.
