Sentence examples for marine plan from inspiring English sources

Yasuda Fire and Marine, Nissan Fire and Marine and Taisei Fire and Marine plan to merge in April 2002.Deutsche Bank reported a fall in pre-tax profits for the third quarter to euro1.03 billion ($930m), down from the first two quarters but up on a year earlier.

Specifically, the financing from the deal will help the country implement a marine plan for its entire ocean territory and ensure that approximately 400,000 square kilometers will be managed for conservation as marine protected areas (MPAs) within five years.

Threatened species are also typically included in the Marine Bioregional Profile for each regional marine plan prepared under the EPBC Act.

Over the last three years, the government has been changing the way we manage our seas, introducing marine planning, setting up new organisations to police our seas, improving marine licensing, reforming domestic fisheries management and, vitally, introducing MCZs.

Because villagers had worked to develop marine plans to preserve their fishing, they were "well aware of the adverse effects of stationary installations like the Bibby," the Firewall report notes.

Socially, marine planning increased broad stakeholder engagement (thus improving design and administration of plans), while building trust that will likely improve sustainable future use of ocean space.

Second, a stakeholder workshop was organised to identify routine marine planning tasks and the technical tools required to support those tasks.

Our review of the literature identified 115 marine planning studies that addressed connectivity and 47 that addressed the effects of climate change.

Such a framework is consistent with the recognition that ecosystem conservation underpins other pillars of sustainable development and provides the foundation for cross-sectoral marine planning and management.

The Act is being implemented through the preparation of regional marine plans (that commenced in 2001) and by designing networks of representative marine protected areas (MPAs) in both Commonwealth and State waters.

The British Columbia Marine Conservation Analysis (BCMCA) project aimed to set the stage for MSP, and was designed to provide resource managers, scientists, decision-makers, and stakeholders with a new set of resources to inform coast-wide integrated marine planning and management initiatives.