Übersetzung für "North-North-West " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

The boundary of the Agreement area is defined as follows: from the North Pole south along the 130° W line of longitude to 75° N; thence east and south-east through Viscount Melville Sound, Prince Regent Inlet, the Gulf of Boothia, Foxe Basin, Foxe Channel and Hudson Strait to a point in the north-west Atlantic at 60° N, 60° W; thence south-east through the north-west Atlantic to a point at 50° N, 30° W; thence south along the 30° W line of longitude to 10° N; thence south-east to the Equator at 20° W; thence south along the 20° W line of longitude to 40° S; thence east along the 40° S line of latitude to 60° E; thence north along ...[+++]the 60° E line of longitude to 35° N; thence east-north-east on a great circle to a point in the western Altai at 49° N, 87° 27' E; thence northeast on a great circle to the coast of the Arctic Ocean at 130° E; thence north along the 130° E line of longitude to the North Pole.

As a new franchise, it is intended to commence on 17 October 2004 comprising services on regional and local routes presently covered by two franchises: the North West regional franchise, operated by North Western Trains Company Limited ("North Western"), a subsidiary of FirstGroup plc, and the North East, Yorkshire and Humber regional franchise, operated by Arriva Trains Northern Limited, a subsidiary of Arriva plc.

Cod eastern Baltic, North Sea, Kattegat, west of Scotland, Irish Sea Haddock Irish Sea Sole south Brittany, south and central Biscay Nephrops north and north-west Spain, northern part of the Portuguese coast Northern hake from the Bay of Biscay to Skagerrak/Kattegat Blue whiting north-east Atlantic

The initial area, located in the North-west of Scotland, and defined in the proposal has however been amended by the Council: it has been slightly reduced in the light of new scientific assessment on the north-west and north-east of the zone.

The North West England programme covers a population of 3.5 million people and stretches from Cheshire in the south to Cumbria in the north.

Following the 12th annual meeting of NAFO (Halifax, 10-14 September 1990, Commission Vice-President Marín, responsible for Fisheries Policy, expressed his personal satisfaction and that of the Commission with the outcome of this meeting. Thanks in particular to the attitude of cooperation and compromise adopted by all concerned, the Halifax meeting represented a very important step towards resolving the differences of opinion which have characterized NAFO debates over the past few years and, more specifically, the fishing dispute between the Community and Canada. For some years now there has been a dispute within NAFO between the Community and Canada, in its position as a coastal state in the North- West Atlantic, over the basic approach to ...[+++] be adopted in defining a fishery resources conservation policy. The 12th annual meeting of NAFO held in Halifax from 10 to 14 September 1990, represents a major step forward (cf. the table in the Annex).