Sentence examples for fishing enterprises from inspiring English sources

Sekondi-Takoradi also has light industrial, agricultural, and fishing enterprises.

Galveston, oldest among the major ports, is the headquarters for extensive commercial fishing enterprises.

And there are so many small fishing enterprises that merely reaching and educating the proprietors is a monumental task, he added.

These principles now need to be tested by researching the experiences of case studies of sport fishing enterprises in the Pacific.

These included models for small- and medium-scale rainfed crop production, as it takes place in the north and northeast of the country, large-scale commercial irrigation along the perennial rivers and small-scale inland fishing enterprises.

However, the Chinese government and its state-owned enterprises (particularly oil companies and fishing enterprises) are trying to assert ownership of the South China Sea itself, plus its seabed and its resources, many hundreds of miles away from the Chinese coast.

Many of its residents are descendants of Scotsmen who came to supervise a fishing enterprise of "split cod" (salted and dried cod) in the 18th century.

The National Agrarian Confederation was dissolved in 1978; the state fishing enterprise was denationalized; mining projects were opened to private investors; and more foreign investment was encouraged.

These companies, some of which have been around for more than a hundred years, have historically developed important innovations in the fishing sector, including techniques that have enabled a global expansion of the fishing enterprise.

So, Gigya isn't going after the long-tail, is focusing on the big fish (enterprise) with a platform that generally prices out smaller businesses.

Nothing evokes that lost innocence quite as felicitously as ice fishing, an enterprise that, in terms of excitement, most people would rank right up there with clog dancing, scrabble tournaments, or watching the jets take off at Kennedy Airport.