Status quo

Status quo

Can mean the general current state of affairs in a fishery.

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Industry/Domain: Fishing
Category: Marine fishery
Organization: NOAA
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status quo

Language; Idioms

Someone who wants to preserve the status quo wants a particular situation to remain unchanged.

status quo

Sociology; General sociology

A term used to describe that which currently exists. In a sociological sense, it generally applies to maintaining or changing the existing social structure and values.

status quo

Fishing; Marine fishery

Can mean the general current state of affairs in a fishery.

status quo

Law; General law

A legal term, which refers to the present state of affairs and a status quo order is issued by a judge, in order to prevent the actions of the parties to the case, until the case ...

status quo

Politics; Political Science

The existing state of affairs, at any given time, as in "people opposed to the proposed changes fought to maintain the status quo."

status quo strategy

Professional careers; Sales

A reactive marketing strategy characterised by a desire to avoid confrontation with competitors, the company seeks to keep things in the industry the way they were, and thus avoid ...

trash fish

Fishing; Marine fishery

In aqua farming, trash fish are referred to as less valuable, small breeds caught in the wild to feed bigger, more expensive varieties such as carp or tilapia. With the steady ...

conceptual model

Fishing; Marine fishery

A depiction or representation of the most current understanding of the major ecosystem features and processes (including biological, physical, chemical, and geopmorphic ...

technological interaction

Fishing; Marine fishery

An interaction between fisheries resulting from the impact of one fishery using a particular technology (e.g. trawl gear) on another fishery, usually using a different technology ...

terrace

Fishing; Marine fishery

A relatively flat horizontal or gently inclined surface, sometimes long and narrow, which is bounded by a steeper ascending slope on one side and by a steeper descending slope on ...

olympic fishing

Fishing; Marine fishery

A popular term to denote the "race-to-fish" phenomenon which is characterized by an increasing number of highly efficient vessels fishing at an increasing pace, with season length ...

endorsement

Fishing; Marine fishery

A designation on a limited entry permit that authorizes the use of the permit for a particular gear, length of vessel, or in a particular segment of the fishery.