Sentence examples for fisheries for example from inspiring English sources

The addition of estimated unreported catch (e.g., small-scale and illegal fisheries, bycatch, and discards) has proved vital in providing a more complete picture of fisheries, for example, highlighting a considerably greater global magnitude (annual peak of 86 vs 130 million tonnes) and contrasting trajectory of fish extraction from the oceans than indicated by the FAO database14.

While we have a long way to go to refine these maps and make specific recommendations for countries, our goal is to encourage policy makers and planners to consider and include ecosystem services -- coastal protection, carbon storage, and fisheries, for example -- in their protection plans.

It is expected that the technical guidelines also need to be adapted to specific fisheries, for example, tuna fisheries, temperate trawl fisheries and artisanal fisheries, to meet their particular conditions and requirements.

Changes in age at maturity, demography and density (abundance), caused by fisheries, for example, feed back into the rate of response to climate change that we might expect because of the influence that factors such as effective population size, genetic variance and generation time have on rates of evolution (Hutchings and Fraser 2008).

Fisheries, for example, drive the evolution of earlier age and smaller size at maturation in target populations, which affects their population persistence and sustainable yield (Hutchings and Fraser 2008) and results in considerable impacts on food-web interactions, trophic cascades and nutrient cycling in aquatic ecosystems (Palkovacs 2011).

Social and political pressure will also drive efforts to reduce the impact of capture fisheries, for example by making use of the unwanted catch of non-target species and by using more selective fishing gear and practices.

In the northern cod fishery, for example, the highest yields are predicted to occur when fish are fully recruited to the gear at age 8 year.

It is possible to attempt to manage a fishery in this way, as has been done for the US yellowfin tuna purse seine fishery, for example, but it should be remembered that the cost of such an exercise, if fully implemented, may eventually outweigh the value of the fishery, and if the exercise is to be financed by the fishery, then it could in some instances make that fishery uneconomic.

Russell F. Smith III, NOAA's deputy assistant secretary for international fisheries, noted, for example, that the organization did not adopt a requirement proposed by the United States, Belize and Brazil that all sharks caught in Iccat fisheries be landed with their fins still attached and not lopped off.

Waving his arms, Verhofstadt blasts Farage, saying: You are (a) member of the Fisheries committee, for example, and you're never there - never.... You're coming here saying it's a scandal, the salaries that are being paid, and you pay yourself a salary without doing any labour in your own committee..

Disputes over migrants trying to enter Britain illegally, over control of North Sea fisheries or, for example, over the status of British-owned property in France and other EU countries (there are echoes here of Henry V and Calais) could all turn nasty in future.