Sentence examples for large fishery from inspiring English sources

There are no large fishery stocks from which to derive revenues to support a regional fisheries management organisation.

In the 1990s the United States provided Oman with aid to help develop its potentially large fisheries in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea.

Last week, Dr. Worm, of Dalhousie University in Halifax, wrote in the journal Science that depleted fisheries can be saved if they are wisely managed, and that progress has already been made in five of 10 large fisheries where careful conservation measures are in place.

Consequently, the large fisheries sector has become even more profitable.

The WHOI group will monitor water 300 km offshore, an area with large fisheries for tuna and other seafood.

Large fisheries in the southeastern Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska have been reduced or closed (Otto 1986; Orensanz et al. 1998; Bechtol and Kruse 2009), because populations have declined owing to ocean climate regime shifts (Mantua and Hare 2002; Kruse 2007) and overharvesting (Dew and McConnaughey 2005; Zheng and Kruse 2006; Bechtol and Kruse 2009).

It's the East Coast's largest fishery by weight, yet it is largely unregulated.

France has the largest fishery, taking the lion's share of incoming European eel.

So plentiful are the plankton in these waters that the area has the world's largest fishery, focused on the anchoveta.

Regular project activities to identify test and assess co-ordination and administration mechanisms for community management arrangements within larger fishery and wetland systems.

We also know that, to protect not only the Bering Sea Canyons themselves, but also our country's largest fishery and its long-term viability, it may be necessary to close some or all of the canyons and the Green Belt to fishing.