Sentence examples for prevented fish from inspiring English sources

In a decision that further delays the Fulton Fish Market's move to the Bronx, a Manhattan judge yesterday reaffirmed her earlier ruling that prevented fish wholesalers from unloading their own goods.

Mr. Eldredge and many of his colleagues acknowledge the role overfishing and environmental change have played in the paucity of fish in the Gulf of Maine, but they say seals have prevented fish stocks from rebounding even as stiff new quotas are imposed on the fishermen's activities.

There was a chance, the report stated, that our construction "could" have led to sedimentation of this stream, which in turn "could" have prevented fish from getting on with their business.

Her family was poor then too, she readily admitted, but now they are dirt poor; the Israelis, citing security concerns, have intermittently prevented fishing off the Gaza coast, and her husband has little to hawk.

Therefore, the water quality has to be monitored by measuring the phytoplankton content in order to come up with preventive measures such as aeration to prevent fish kills during the decay of the phytoplankton biomass, and the sustainable use of drinking water supply and recreational activities (Imhoff and Alberrecht 1975) and other uses of the water bodies.

"These teams also provide wider incident response – containing river pollution, aerating watercourses to prevent fish deaths from low oxygen levels.

The Claim: Health and safety prevents fish and chip shops selling customers those sought-after "batter scraps".

Treatment of surface water begins with intake screens to prevent fish and debris from entering the plant and damaging pumps and other components.

Place a large saucepan on top of fish in each skillet to prevent fish from curling; cook fish until skin is crisp and flesh is opaque, 2 to 3 minutes.

Screens should prevent fish from being washed into the system's main canal, and floodlights and a high fence will assist security personnel protecting the gates, a bureau spokesman said.

At a water reservoir on the edge of the city, workers have jury-rigged strips of bamboo as a filtration system to prevent fish, foliage and trash from entering the pumping station.