Sentence examples for state of fish from inspiring English sources

It seems that the parlous state of fish stocks and the pressure to monitor supply chains for sustainability has made the issue of slavery visible.

In June, the European Commission issued a communication outlining the state of fish stocks, and has proposed fishing limits for 2013.

Under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, NOAA must report annually on the state of fish stocks in waters within 200 miles of the coast, and depleted stocks must be rebuilt to healthy levels.

And even though the number of boats is still falling, the government still has to pay to keep an eye on the state of fish stocks and to police the fishermen to make sure they don't break the rules.Not that it has much effect.

A so called "report card" on the state of fish stocks was also launched at the conference.

Annual TACs are based on scientific assessment of state of fish stocks and ecosystem condition, but have been reduced lately.

Annual statements on the state of fishing stocks will also be issued, and ministers pledged to ensure stocks were not fished beyond levels from which they could recover to health.

Given our assumption of equality between currently fishless populations and ancestral states of fish populations is true, our study design allowed us to determine the degree of morphological and life-history differentiation due to selection by fish predation and quantify the contribution of phenotypic plasticity in determining adaptive responses to the introduction of fish.

State estimates of fish that could be diverted range from 20,000 to 30,000.

In Sacramento, California, Luis Martin Chavez-Diaz was killed at the end of April by an officer from the state department of fish and wildlife at an alleged marijuana-growing operation on a public wildlife reserve.

Carl Rosier, president of the Alaska Outdoor Council, an affiliate of the National Rifle Association, and a former state commissioner of fish and game, said, "It's really a major giveaway of a public land, and it's totally unreasonable to give what we consider to be several million dollars' worth of land to the control of a nonprofit".