fishing country

"Ireland has always been a big fishing country," he added.

This plan will allow for joint management measures between the main fishing countries.

For instance, Poland ranks thirty-five in the fifty main fishing countries of the world.

For excavations at the 'fine hunting and fishing country' -cp.

Before the emergence of petrol-based industry, Qatar was a poor pearl fishing country.

It's great fishing country, too.

That country is a fishing country par excellence with a flourishing local and craft fishing culture.

He does however claim that ultimately it is the major fishing countries of the EU who will influence the outcome of the application.

"There is a natural tendency for each fishing vessel, and each fishing country, to try to take as much as it can from the common resource.

Deep sea fishing countries such as Japan, Korea and Russia can be expected to oppose such organisations being given legally enforceable powers to control fishing.

This policy should emerge from a study of the problem in all the fishing countries of the EU, and should incorporate all national studies and global research.

It has indicated that it is going to abandon the idea of restraining other fishing countries and is going to dramatically increase the Union's own fishing activities.

I have never seen such negligence, such delays, such inertia and such total lack of consideration for fishing countries and for the fishermen of Southern countries.

The kings and counts and feudal lords have gone from the Loire Valley and the forests and marshes of Sologne, but the hunting and fishing country remains.

A chance to pursue this simple strategy presents itself this week, when the big Atlantic fishing countries, including Japan, convene in Rio de Janeiro to address the alarming decline of the Atlantic swordfish.

Gone Fishing Country: Ghana / Fellow: Mei-Ing Cheok (KF14) Mei-Ing gives a detailed overview of the fishing industry in Ghana and how recent government regulations are impacting lending decisions at her microfinance institution.

Governments in most major fishing countries and blocs, which pay much of the $15 billion a year in subsidies to the $90 billion global fishing industry, actively supported the move, including the United States, the European Union, Iceland, Norway, Brazil, Chile and the Philippines.

I support the report precisely because it represents a step in the right direction, calling for the fishing countries, fleets and companies unfairly excluded both by the incorrect application of the principle of relative stability, and by the current protocol to be given the opportunity of fishing in Greenland's waters.