Sentence examples for sector fishing from inspiring English sources

Sector fishing has been applied in the mid-Atlantic, Alaska, British Columbia and Iceland, but New England has been late to catch on.

Two sectors have been operating in Cape Cod on an experimental basis, and in April, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which regulates ocean fishing, announced that it would provide about $16 million to move the rest of the Northeast toward sector fishing.

Thus, compared with the informal sector, fishing was less uniformly connected to the other sectors at this aggregated community level.

Its traditional resources sector, fishing, forestry, and mining, however, had seen an employment decline parallel to the loss of industrial jobs in the other two cities.

For industrial and super-industrial sectors, fishing effort was distributed evenly across the fishing effort envelopes.

Overall, the area is relatively reliant on primary industries and the public sector, and fishing and fish farming in particular are vulnerable to environmental impacts, changing market pressures and European legislation.

According to the 2008 data available, the primary sector (agriculture, fishing and mining) contributes just around 8% to the GDP.

The anticipated gains are enhanced economic performance of the sector because fishing businesses have increased security and flexibility, rapid diversification from harvesting into value-added activities and increased international competitiveness as poorly performing companies sell rights to well performing companies.

In 2003, all of the recreationally harvested fish were captured downstream of Hope, whereas the First Nations sector harvested fish from just upstream of Mission to the Fraser-Thompson confluence at Lytton.

Although the industry has shown some growth in the Greek Cypriot sector, most fish is imported.

Overfishing also threatens the sector, although fish farming especially along the western coast has been increasingly developed as an alternative.