Regulatory Area definition

Regulatory Area means that part of the Convention Area beyond areas under national jurisdiction.

Regulatory Area means an area referred to in section 6;

Regulatory Area means a geographic subdivision of the District in which goals are established to reduce groundwater withdrawals by specific deadlines.

Examples of Regulatory Area in a sentence

• Surveys of the Kertch Strait on 15-20 stations; “secular” section across the strait on 8 stations; “secular” roadstead station in the centre of the strait.

• Transfers made to Contracting Parties conducting fisheries for squid in the Regulatory Area shall be reported to the Executive Secretary, and the report shall be made as promptly as possible.

• The Executive Secretary shall make available as soon as possible the information received under paragraphs 2 and 3 to other Contracting Parties with an active inspection presence in the Regulatory Area.

• The quota shares in footnotes 4 and 15 can only be fished in the NAFO Regulatory Area.

• The first transmitted position report in the Regulatory Area detected by the FMC of the Contracting Party shall be identified as “ENT”.

More Definitions of Regulatory Area

Regulatory Area means the part of the Convention Area which lies beyond the areas in which Coastal States exercise fisheries jurisdiction;

Regulatory Area means the waters of the Convention Area, which lie beyond the waters under the fisheries jurisdiction of Contracting Parties;

Regulatory Area means an IPHC Regulatory Area referred to in Section 4;

Regulatory Area means that part of the Convention Area beyond national jurisdiction;

Regulatory Area means that part of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea lying adjacent to and within three nautical miles of the high water mark of St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John and associated cays.

Regulatory Area means the waters of the Convention Areas as defined in Article 1(1) of the NEAFC Convention,

Regulatory Area means an IPHC Regulatory Aarea referred to in section 67;