Sentence examples for sub allocation from inspiring English sources

The determination of validity by diagnostic subgroup and sample was not possible as such sub allocation rendered the sample size insufficient for power analysis.

The Minister recognized the validity of their argument and the idea of sub-allocation became accepted as a vital aspect of any management initiative.

The full effect of the 200 nautical mile national jurisdictional extension had become felt, as had the necessity for sub-allocation.

Since 1975, the sub-allocation programme has become virtually universal, for all species in all areas, and it is a key element of departmental policy and function.

But while the Commission could use the tool of the "total allowable catch" there was no provision for its sub-allocation to individual countries.

Modern fisheries management, whenever it has been successful, is based on the process of the sub-allocation of a total allowable catch (TAC) among individual fishing interests, and this is so at both the international and national levels.

This protocol was approved by the Commission on June 5 and 6 1969 and came into force on 15 December 1971 when all member countries had ratified it, but sub-allocation was not available until that date.

It is not generally known that, at both levels, the first application of sub-allocation involved the herring (Clupea harengus) fisheries in the Gulf of Maine, Bay of Fundy area.

This satisfied the USSR delegation and cleared the way for the necessary calculations to determine recommended TAC's and the subsequent discussion amongst the delegations as the their fairest sub-allocation.

They also saw that sub-allocation was necessary for groundfish, as well as the herring fisheries component, but maintained that they had already paid their share of the cost of management and should be able to see a reasonable future.

The fishermen's main argument was, not that they disagreed with the principle of sub-allocation but that its original promise had become subverted to serve the special interests of the processing side of industry.