Sentence examples for fish council from inspiring English sources

At the annual fish council, they watch ministers seeking over-large quotas for "their" fishermen, driving prized species into extinction.

Even hardened diplomats described the annual December fish council as a sickening farce, in which scientists proposes fishing bans or tiny quotas to preserve fish species from extinction, the European Commission increases the quotas, national ministers increase them again, and national fishing fleets are sent out again to rape the seas.But here is the thing.

This good news is in part the result of a strategy called "catch shares," under which regional fish councils set overall limits on the annual harvest and then apportion the catch among individual fishermen.

"There's no free market for port workers," says Martín Luis Olmo, president of the fishing council of the Puerto Madryn municipal government.

"When you pull down the water table, the springs feeding these pools where desert fish live dry up," said E. Paul Pister, a founder of the Desert Fishes Council, a group that studies and advocates for desert fish.

And Mr. Park said he doubted that members of the Korea-Japan fishing council would meet as planned on July 3 and 4. Mr. Terada maintained that the issue was one of sovereignty over Japanese territory, regardless of who now governed it.

"If there was an investigation by the GAO Government Accountability Officee)," says Dan Thomas, president of the Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council, "heads would roll".

But increasingly, he said, protected areas are treated as "an artifact of an outdated system of management" by some fishing councils.

John W. Bradway, chairman of the fish and game council, has said that the primary reason for the hunt is public safety.

According to the oil spill council, fish do not metabolize oil the way mammals do.

Dunbar, royal burgh (town) and fishing port, East Lothian council area and historic county, southeastern Scotland, on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth.