Sentence examples for minimum size limits from inspiring English sources

Yet might there also be minimum size limits?

Enforcing species protection and establishing minimum size limits for catch would therefore be a crucial strategy there, Dr. Lesser said.

"This tool vests fishermen with an incentive to conserve the fishery, eliminates such bureaucratic restrictions as minimum size limits and season closings and reduces dangerous operating conditions," Mr. Bush wrote in an April 28 letter to Ms. Hutchison.

Inshore anglers were generally supportive of fisheries stock enhancement, but less so than many alternative management strategies including habitat restoration and traditional bag and minimum size limits.

Any shorter, they go back". Many fisheries have minimum size limits.

Under such a scenario, fishermen have a strong incentive to minimize (i) catch of low-quota or 'choke' stocks, (ii) regulatory discards due to minimum size limits and (iii) catch partially consumed by predators.

Memory elements are already at 25 nanometers, translating to data densities of one terabit per square inch, and are projected to reach their minimum size limit of about 20 nanometers by late 2011.

"There should be a scientifically informed catch limit for this species, and there should be a minimum size limit," she says, adding that next on the conservation wish list is the establishment of an initial ten-year recovery plan for Pacific bluefin.

In 1993, the State also instituted a minimum size limit of 46 cm for the commercial harvesting of all sharks and rays, including for the aquarium trade.

The minimum size limit is 7 inches along the longest shell diameter — anything smaller must be returned to the rock surface from which it was removed.

This level of exploitation was unsustainable, and despite a minimum size limit imposed in 1986, catches fell to 112000 kg in 1990.