Sentences with phrase «total catch»

We use the current total catch - up contribution (not including employer matching) limit of $ 24,000 and assume it grows with inflation over time.

Whereas a given quota could be sold to someone else, the overall total catch could not change.

This includes open dumps (i.e., uncovered, unlined), open burn (i.e., not in a controlled facility), the portion of harvested crops eaten by pests, and fish discards (the portion of total catch that is thrown away or slipped)

Alabama had to flip its game plan to rely on an occasionally shaky quarterback and a tight end who had four total catches in the month of November.

According to USCG, the lancha boat, 151 red snapper, two mangrove snapper and one shark, a combined total catch of 921 pounds, were seized.

No one likes mush for breakfast p.s. our dryer total caught on fire last year!

It pointed out that although there had been a slight decline in total catches after 1989, catches soared to a record 101.3 million tonnes in 1993.

The quotas divide a limited total catch exclusively among fishermen who work a fishery, and allow them to sell the rights to their share.

To get to this number, Jacquet reconstructed Ecuador's shark landings, relying on shark fin export data and other reports, the part of the fish catch that is brought onshore (which often provides the only record of total catch), from 1976 to 2004.

Local halibut sportfishing has recently skyrocketed in popularity, even as total catches have decreased slightly.

It's a win - win because fishermen are making more money on their total catch, and we have introduced new species into the marketplace.

One way Louisiana Foods distinguishes itself is through its «total catch» program when it comes to fishermen.

Rubio's Wild Mahi Mahi Tacos are a total catch.

The International Tuna Cup Matches — launched in 1937 and continued, except for World War II years, until 1959 — were no exception, but in 1953 they did attract to the Nova Scotia grounds no fewer than 10 teams: Mexico, France, Argentina, The Netherlands, Cuba, Chile, Venezuela, Brazil, Britain and the U.S. Prospects seemed exciting, but the total catch that year was four tuna.

Although Taylor didn't score again, he still leads the Gators (7 - 1 and ranked fifth) in touchdowns, with eight, and is third for Florida in total catches, with 24.

Because the catch of fish in these areas was lower, such measures would protect many species but wouldn't cut into the total catch as deeply, the authors argue in their report, published online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

«We need to explore ways to allow flexibility while still restraining the total catch.»

That was about a quarter of the world's total catch, which is why most trawlers now use nets with a large mesh that smaller and baby fish can escape through.

These methods «contribute only around one per cent of the EU's total catch, yet suck up millions of euros in subsidies, destroy large areas of fragile sea - floor and overfish many deep - sea species,» Greenpeace fisheries expert Saskia Richartz said in the statement.

Last September he and his colleagues reported that when governments, instead of merely trying to limit the total catch in a fishery, assign individual fishermen a specific share of it, the fishermen stop racing each other to catch as many fish as possible.

The northern house mosquito Culex pipiens, representing more than 90 % of the total catch, was the most abundant.

Pauly says that figure would be accurate if it referred to the amount brought back to China, rather than the total catch.

But the Antarctic krill fishery took 68 % of its total catch between 1980 and 2011 from the area of projected habitat degradation.

Your intense creativity, desire to make the world a better place, and love of all creatures makes you a total catch.

This one's a total catch for less than $ 2!

And we think she is a total catch!

I'm a total catch, but I'm not looking to settle down.

In 2017, the total catch - up contributions equate to $ 6,000 per person and are allowed under a 401 (k), 403 (b), SARSEP and governmental 457 (b) plans.

Both the English Village and Wisconsin studies report the percentage of birds returned as a portion of the «total catch,» whereas Fitzgerald reports percentage by frequency (i.e., the occurrence of birds in the stomach contents or scats of free - roaming cats).

Heidi is a total catch, and while she waits for her forever home she'll be enjoying playtime and holding down the couch.

Understanding this «stock structure» is an important aspect of the Implementation process, in part because the CLA establishes a total catch limit for that region, and this total must be divided between the different populations.

Following these tests, the total catch limit for the region, as established by the CLA, is distributed between different populations within the designated region.