Sentence examples for permitted to catch from inspiring English sources

Last year, anglers were permitted to catch seven fish each at a minimum length of 17 inches each.

It has the power to determine the fishing calendar, the volumes and dimensions of species that can be caught, and what fishing techniques are permitted to catch them.

Ms. George — she is a vegetarian teetotaler with little experience of the sea — is permitted to catch a ride on a giant container ship, the Maersk Kendal.

Under the IWC moratorium, Japan is permitted to catch just under 1,000 whales – mainly minke – in the name of scientific research.

Though the International Whaling Commission banned commercial whaling in 1986, Japan is permitted to catch whales for what it claims is important research into the mammals' migratory and reproductive habits.

The restrictions, by the National Marine Fisheries Service, will get even tougher a year from now, when new limits could halve the fishing days and further reduce the number of fish that fishermen are permitted to catch.

This week, the ICJ ordered Japan to revoke existing permits to catch whales for scientific purposes and to stop granting such permits in the future.

In a judgment issued in The Hague in the Netherlands today, the U.N. court has ordered Japan to revoke existing permits to catch whales for scientific purposes and to stop granting such permits in the future.

In a comment in tomorrow's issue of Nature entitled "Conversation Science: A market approach to saving the whales," Christopher Costello and Steven Gaines of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Leah Gerber of Arizona State University, Tempe, sketch out a system that would give countries permits to catch a certain number of whales.

Harris explained the city is currently authorized to evaluate properties more than 50 years of age under certain provisions in the California Environmental Quality Act, but has no local authority beyond the Planning Department's existing reviews and permits to catch homes before they go under the saw.

With the dignity of a prince, he told the jury that a permit to catch fish costs 500 Kenyan shillings, about $6.