排他的経済水域等以外の水域における漁場の維持及び開発の英語

an area in a body of water where fishery or construction work is restricted to protect aquatic resources

exclusive economic zone called {the 200 mile fishery zone}

a water region which is the exclusive jurisdiction of a coastal country, called territorial waters

a treaty on fishing along the coast of countries by other countries called {International Conventions on Fishing}

an international directive concerning ocean navigation or development of oceanic resources

a body of water of two hundred nautical miles in which there are exclusive rights to fishery resources, called two hundred mile fishing zone

a zone in which the rights of nations to fish are regulated

in a Japanese coastal village, the duty of overseeing the villagers and their fishing

an area of the sea where coastal countries have exclusive jurisdiction over marine resources, called territorial sea

an inshore fishery

the act of a country of declaring assumption of territorial rights over a certain area of water

a temporary law concerning a fishing zone

an act of opening ports and markets to foreign countries

an area that is designated for fishing

an area designated to be used exclusively for fishing

a part of the fishing industry, called resource management fisheries

the branch of international law that deals with territorial and international waters or with shipping or with ocean fishery etc.

a coastal water area in which a country claims exclusive rights to the fishing and mining resources

a fishery operated within the territorial waters

fishing in extraterritorial waters

fishing that requires official permission

a commission with jurisdiction over fisheries and navigation in a port or river

the boundary of water area in which the activities of Japanese fishing boats are prohibited, called 'Ri Sho Ban' line

conclude an agreement on fisheries with Russia

to fish with permission in another's fishery

a fishery in a certain zone that only inhabitants of that zone can use

water in which Japanese fishing boats can operate called {MacArthur Line}

The MSC certifies fishery unions and companies that take measures to save the marine environment and to protect fishery resources.

a fishing zone upon which mutual agreement between Japan and the Republic of Korea has been made, called the {Japan-Republic of Korea Fisheries Restricted Zone}

a body of water of two hundred nautical miles in which there are exclusive rights to fishery resources, called two hundred mile economic zone