Fleets Launched

Fleets Destroyed

Uniting Europe s Fleets

(i) Fleets and transportation

Fleets of ocean greyhounds

(e) Urban transport support to conversion to low CO2 emitting urban fleets, namely public transportation fleets and professional vehicles

Improving the environmental quality of municipal vehicle fleets

The presence of foreign fleets in that sea was greatly detrimental to the environment.

In the video a moment ago, you saw fleets of new viruses launching from infected cells.

New information had revealed widespread unauthorized fishing by distant water fleets from industrialized countries in the waters of developing countries which were ill equipped to monitor and control fishing by sophisticated distant water fleets in areas under their jurisdiction.

230. CPPS has stated that, with respect to fleet capacity management, the Commission does not have information on large scale pelagic drift net fleets, but both industrial and artisanal fleets in its area of competence are subject to management.

Overfishing by foreign fleets in Ghana has been linked to an increase in the bush meat trade.

In all, an estimated 2.5 billion per year is pumped into the multi national North Atlantic fleets alone.

This created a feedback loop that drove industrial longline fleets to go farther from shore to catch dwindling stocks.

Training is provided by the vendors on a regular basis and is vital for the proper maintenance of the fleets.

That should not jeopardize the efforts of developing States to engage in sustainable fishery activities, including by renovating their fishery fleets.

Greenpeace also reported that Mauritius, South Africa, Namibia, Argentina and Chile had provided convenient transshipment ports for the illegal fishing fleets.

Transport is a major sphere of application (all types of aviation, marine and river fleets, motor and railroad transport and so on).

However, the North Province and Loyalty Islands authorities are expanding their fishing fleets and aquaculture has expanded rapidly in the past 10 years.31

The same data allowed managers to track current fish population conditions, to carry out faster resource analysis and to provide fleets with operational recommendations.

The inadequate road infrastructure increases the costs of production owing to delays in accessing and shipping products and the high maintenance cost of transport fleets.

The Section is still maintaining the UNLB, United Nations Reserve and SDS fleets, totalling more than 1,300 assets, with only two United Nations staff mechanics.

The Board followed up on the progress made with the implementation of the CarLog system, used to manage fleets and operations, at all peacekeeping missions.

A total of 21 fleets and more than 100 players from China, the United States, Netherlands, Thailand and other countries and regions take part in this race.

Brazil attributes the problem of excess fishing capacity not only to the illegal, unreported and unregulated fisheries, but also to the oversized fishery fleets of some developed States.

Despite numerous global calls in the 1990s to reduce fishing capacity, those nations that needed to act urgently to reduce their fishing fleets had failed to do so.

This race will last for 2 days and include the boat route race and the long distance race. 21 fleets are divided into A and B teams to compete.

To achieve this, Governments must eliminate all forms of subsidies and other aid that supported the expansion of fishing capacity, over capitalization or the migration of their fishing fleets to distant waters.

Nonetheless, the Government continues to face challenges in meeting the cost of operations of the armed forces, particularly payments for fuel and for the maintenance of the armed forces and police transport fleets.

In that regard, the European Union places particular emphasis on the need of major markets for fish and fish products to take measures to eliminate the commerce on which IUU fishing fleets rely.

China is one of the developing countries that have the largest number of fishermen and fishing fleets. Our fisheries are of vital importance to food security, social stability and poverty reduction in China.

Though United Nations Reserve and SDS fleets will continue to be supported by individual contractors, additional United Nations staff mechanics are vital to act as quality assurance, supervisors and trainers for the independent contractor mechanics.

While the Convention entered into force in 1985, as of 1 May 1998 it had been ratified by only 57 countries, whose combined merchant fleets represented less than 50 per cent of the world tonnage.

105. WWF stated that it had been especially concerned over two issues unauthorized fishing by distant water fleets in the waters of developing countries and rampant, unauthorized fishing for Patagonian toothfish in the Southern Ocean.

Those communications were currently oriented to fulfil the demand coming from mobile users (e.g. transport fleets), from difficult access locations (e.g. offshore oil rigs, mines), from rural communities and from emergency warning and disaster relief operations.

Peru granted fishing rights to the Republic of Korea and Japan, whose fleets exploited the resources and technologists developed a much more acceptable product by cutting the huge squid into smaller squares, bleaching and tenderizing it.

Fleet capacity had been raised in discussions within CCSBT as there were concerns that the southern bluefin resources might not be able to sustain the current level of fishing effort by member and non member fleets.

Additionally, urgent measures should be implemented to reduce fishing capacity, and fishing efforts were to be deployed to levels in balance with the limited fisheries resources, particularly in the sector of large scale, industrialized fishing fleets.

Encouraged by a wide range of subsidies and access to lucrative foreign export markets, many of these fleets descended deeper into debt to finance an expansion of capacity to chase fewer and fewer fish farther and farther from shore.

The main sea based sources of marine litter are merchant shipping, ferries and cruise liners, fishing vessels (mainly as a source of abandoned or lost fishing gear), military fleets, research vessels, pleasure craft, offshore oil and gas platforms and aquaculture installations.

In addition, those fleets had continuously violated areas reserved for small scale fisheries, had not always paid any fine imposed on them and, according to some studies, had paid only 33 per cent of the required fees to the Mauritanian Government.

FAO members do not report specifically to the organization whether their nationals are engaged directly in large scale pelagic drift net fishing. Although information is sought, by means of questionnaires, on the composition of members fishing fleets, there is a low response rate.

106. As an example of this, in 1995, more than 96 per cent of all fishing in Mauritania s exclusive economic zone was conducted by distant water fleets and the very limited surveillance and enforcement capability of Mauritania had resulted in widespread overfishing.

The agreement includes substantial steps to enforce the prohibitions contained in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). It also takes substantial steps to limit subsidies for fishing fleets which in many countries waste taxpayer money and accelerate the depletion of marine life.

In November 2001, the European Council recognized that the access of foreign fleets to the waters of developing coastal and island nations threatened widespread social and economic consequences for the employment and food security of local populations that exceed the fees paid by the foreign user.