Sentence examples for implementation of cites from inspiring English sources

The implementation of CITES in 1973 finally brought about significant hunting reductions, although demand did not disappear entirely: in the 1980s, pelt prices were as high as US$250 on the European market.

The British Caribbean islands are extremely rich in biodiversity with many critically endangered species that are unique to the islands yet there is virtually zero enforcement or implementation of CITES".

In the CITES National Legislation Project, Thailand has been rated in category 1, meaning that its legislation in believed to generally meet the requirements for the implementation of CITES.

Cultured seahorses are providing a greater portion of the seahorse trade since implementation of CITES export quotas in 2004 (Koldewey and Martin-Smith 2010; Evanston et al. 2011).

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A range of approaches to EPR implementation were cited by survey respondents, with the most popular approach being 'best of breed' (32%% n = 19) (Additional file 2).

While most of our respondents acknowledged the importance of including childhood obesity in residency training, multiple barriers to implementation were cited.

Ms. Comstock said the attorney general was "committed to the fair implementation of justice," and she cited the "multiple levels of review" conducted at Justice Department headquarters and the local United States attorneys' offices "to provide consistency".

But on January 21, the Supreme Court turned down a petition on behalf of three infants calling for speeding up the transition to cleaner Euro-VI fuels, which currently have a target implementation date of 2020, citing concerns about adverse economic impact.

The PTs cited the implementation of mathematical games was another beneficial instructional practice.