IWC

1. International Whaling Commission.

IWC

abbreviation

1. International Whaling Commission

Example Sentences

Among the Coppola timepieces also going under the hammer are examples from Patek Philippe, Blancpain and IWC.

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It ended 30 years of what Japan called “research whaling” that had been criticized by conservationists as a cover for commercial hunts banned by the IWC in 1988.

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The IWC, originally established in 1913, has the power to set wage and workplace standards for multiple industries.

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The Flinders University-based research group calls on the IWC to use the findings to refine the stock delineations of blue whales for conservation and management purposes.

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Larger animals can end up towing heavy ropes, buoys or nets for weeks, months or years before their deaths, the IWC added.

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