Sentence examples for fisheries issues from inspiring English sources

Responding by e-mail to a set of written questions, Shuya Nakatsuka, a first secretary at the Japanese Embassy in Washington who is in charge of fisheries issues, took exception with some of the main arguments of "The Cove".

The commissioners represent many interest groups with opposing agendas, and Pat White, a Maine lobsterman and commission member, predicted that consensus would be tough to achieve, particularly on fisheries issues.

In addition, to settle long-standing disagreements with the United States, the Permanent Joint Commission on Boundary Waters was also established in 1909, and the following year the long-vexed Atlantic fisheries issues were finally settled.

While the paper focuses on fisheries issues, it is also expected to inform the international debate surrounding the sustainable use of natural resources in general, as many sectors face similar biodiversity and trade challenges (e.g. tropical forest, mangroves, etc.).

First, the landscape of New Zealand fisheries issues is very much a product of the contingent interaction of the QMS, a management regime designed around the principles of a FSM approach and laid down in a neo-liberal political environment and Maori aspirations encompassing the fisheries sector.

The conference, Managing Our Nation's Fisheries 3, will provide a rare opportunity for stakeholders to discuss an array of fisheries issues facing our nation.

Senator John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat and chairman of a subcommittee on oceans and fisheries, issued a statement saying: "I am incredulous that the Bush administration may actually be considering rolling back central environmental protections of our oceans and marine environment.

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J.B.: I think world fishery issues are really quite problematic.

Put simply, Link says, EBFM should help address fishery issues that are only growing more complicated.

In 1875 Clifford was appointed to a diplomatic commission established pursuant to the 1871 Treaty of Washington with the United Kingdom to resolve fishery issues.