Where's the catch?

The fishermen took photos of their catch.

Another source would be fisheries bycatch.

China s Turning Point

This is a turning point in history.

So English mania is a turning point.

Dakaan collects a fishing net with a dozen rudder fish in it.

For this hundred year old fisherman it was continuing to catch fish for his family three times a week.

Park takes over at a pivotal point in South Korea s history.

At a turning point in European history, our innovative alternative was thrown into the dustbin.

Continuing Japan's early Olympic medal haul, Kondo Ami won a bronze medal in the women's 48 kg judo event.

Not many events remain in the collective memory as a watershed that divides two distinct periods.

Let s assume that all this fishing is sustainable, though of course it is not.

Meanwhile, the Kremlin's press secretary, Dmitri Peskov, told the media that Putin's catch weighed 21 kilograms (46.2 pounds).

But it is a milestone, not a turning point, in what remains an ongoing struggle with no foreseeable end.

Traditionally, a visit from the Japanese emperor except for a coronation or royal anniversary celebration signified a turning point in a bilateral relationship.

The turning point came when Kay initiated inspections of suspect buildings without notifying the Iraqis about his intentions in advance.

September 11, 2001, was a terrible tragedy by any measure, but it was not a historical turning point.

But they reflect the fundamental reality that at every turning point, the EU has moved forward through more integration.

In the US, the two day Federal Open Market Committee meeting on June 29 30 is likely to mark a major turning point, reversing the steady decline of the benchmark federal funds rate since Alan Greenspan began loosening monetary policy in 2001.

The threat of censure marks a vital turning point in the relationship between the Parliament and the Member States in the Council of Ministers.

Deborah Gold, chief executive at NAT (National Aids Trust), said 'This is a pivotal moment in the fight against HIV.

For the first time, the G 20, the world s 20 leading economies, came together in Washington, D.C., to find an answer to the global financial and economic crisis. While this first meeting resulted in nothing more than declarations of intent, it still marks a historic turning point.

It was the climax of the story, the Year of the Fall, a turning point in history cliché transmuted into Truth.

While this first meeting resulted in nothing more than declarations of intent, it still marks a historic turning point.

Together, they constitute a turning point in the way the IMF works, and will allow it to serve its global membership even better.

But it would be most imprudent to assume that the turning point is right now, and that things are as bad as they will get.

Instead, regardless of whether it actually pulls back its troops to South Ossetia and Abkhazia, Russia has crossed the Rubicon, making this a watershed moment in the West s post Cold War relations with Russia.

When New England fishers complained of working harder and harder to catch fewer and fewer fish, Spencer Baird assembled a scientific team to investigate.

The first is, it's essential for us to understand the human brain if we do want to get along in society, and I think that it is a key step in evolution.

Tony Blair was waiting for her to help launch a drive to make the current British Presidency of the European Union a historical turning point for the Union s economy.

I think this pact of silence breaking apart after so many years is a milestone for our country. It's a before and after in the struggle for human rights.

Access to market information, for example, can ensure that farmers selling their surplus crops are not cheated by unscrupulous traders, and that fishermen can land their catch at the port offering the best price.

For the past several months, the northern region of Rif has seen protests following the death of Mohcine Fikri, a fisherman who was crushed in a truck after his swordfish was seized by the police.

During that period, and after a year of protests and listening to advice on being careful from family and friends, the turning point arrived my mother was martyred at a Syrian regime forces' checkpoint in Aleppo.

Fortunately, in the end, the opponents were forced to fight a will stronger than their own the will of those who after the abolition of slavery and torture want to mark another turning point for civilization.

The turning point in the US came in 1998, when a federal court decision upheld a patent on an accounting system, which launched a flood of business method patents over a thousand a year in 1999 and 2000.