Sentence examples for viable fish from inspiring English sources

"Developing fisheries and economies in our member communities that do not have reasonable access to commercially viable fish species is difficult at best," he said in an e-mail.

UK citizens should be watching very closely and demand that our representatives support a healthy ocean, and a sustainable and viable fishing industry.

Ideally, a secure and economically viable fishing region would provide more stability ashore and, as a result, at sea by destabilizing the criminal rings themselves.

The authors also reaffirm the importance of remediation or elimination of sources of fish contamination as well as policies that promote environmentally responsible and economically viable fishing practices.

Encourage the private sector to enter into joint ventures with foreign investors to establish viable fishing operation with shore facilities for processing and exporting fresh or processed tuna based in Tuvalu.

Meanwhile, we should continue to urge international organizations, governments, and agencies to promote remediation and, where possible, elimination of sources of fish contamination and to establish policies that promote environmentally responsible and economically viable fishing practices so fish can remain a part of a healthy human diet for future generations.

One grim estimate has it that viable wild fish stocks will disappear from the ocean by 2048.

All hair cells (of the maculae and cristae in the ear, and neuromasts in the lateral line system) are affected in the circler mutant lines, and homozygous viable adult fish exhibit a potentiated dorsal light reflex, indicating a loss of gravistatic postural control [17].

Laffoley seconded Clover's call for increasing the budget to make the Ascension community viable without fishing.

The resulting inhibition without feedback produces viable and fertile fish.

Extensive metabolic engineering of the yeast Yarrowia lipolytica results in a sustainable and commercially viable alternative to fish oil for the supply of eicosapentaenoic acid.