The first enterprise allocation programme2 was implemented for a five-year period in the management of the offshore ground-fishery.
The comparison may, however, demonstrate a real decline of demersal fish biomass on the outer shelf over the long period from the 1960s, when these offshore grounds must have held accumulated virgin stocks till to date.
Quota distribution considered assuming five sub-areas (a) nearshore grounds, (b) offshore traditional grounds, (c) nearshore non-traditional grounds, (d) offshore non-traditional grounds and (e) Halifax County non-traditional grounds.
By joining two small islands in an area roughly the size of Central Park, the government created Semakau Landfill, Singapore's first offshore dumping ground, and now a popular local getaway.
The aim of this research is to develop an experimental approach for corrosion fatigue behaviour of welded structures subjected to simultaneous biaxial, rotating-bending and torsional loading, results of which could be used in railway bridges, ship, offshore structures, ground vehicles etc.
Grouper, Spanish mackerel, and tuna constitute the bulk of the catch from the rich offshore fishing grounds.
Ames, as a fisherman, had been a member of the class in the fifties who had wiped out the offshore spawning grounds.
Puerto Montt is a commercial centre for an agricultural hinterland, which yields grains (especially wheat), potatoes, and livestock, as well as for the offshore fishing grounds.
Larvae of the Murman race of Pacific herring and Norwegian race (or spring race) of North Atlantic herring usually hatch on offshore spawning grounds and start their long journey drifting with the currents.
Hassan's nationalist flourish, combining a claim of historic rights and tribal fealties with a hard-headed appraisal of the territory's rich phosphate deposits and offshore fishing grounds, triggered 16 years of war.
