Great for fishermen.

It's pretty annoying for the fishermen.

Up and down go the nets... up and down... until dawn breaks over the hills.

The sea ofTrezza would have to be as big as all Catania.

What a miserable trade a fisherman has!

Another one has a boatload too!

The thought of never earning enough to feed so many mouths... causes them endless anguish... and poisons even their few hours of rest.

One 1999 report estimated that some 70,000 fishermen (12 of the Philippines' total fishermen) engaged in the practice.

In a discussion with President Clinton...I mentioned that one sector where we needed to push for reduced trade barriers was fish.

Great for fishermen. Lots of money. Supporting local economies.

Clinton remembered... seeing some poor fisherman casting their lines....

quot (c) Detaining or revoking the licence of the fishermen.

However, he is a famous prince of the sea in the fishing village.

What we're trying to do there is turn pirates to fisherman.

The museum is a workplace for craftsmen and it hosts traditional feast day celebrations.

There were many local fishermen who helped us after the boat landed.

Raimondo, Lorenzo and the rest have had to swallow their anger.

That 'Ntoni! After all we did for him!

It is the cry of the fishermen as they draw their nets towards the shore.

See also A. D. Scott, quot Property rights of fishermen quot (unpublished paper).

In Mauritius, FAO supported training programmes for fishermen and the construction of boats.

And it's what Buddhist fishermen say, because they're not supposed to kill anything.

But success depends on countries working together to hold illegal fishers accountable.

(e) Awareness among the fisherfolk communities to reduce pollution from fishing boats.

Знаки собственности в княжеском хозяйстве Киевской Руси X XII вв.

His agent, William Smith, brought over eight Scottish fishermen from Aberdeen, Scotland, to work for him.

Employment within the Corporation during 1992 93 consisted of 14 workers, excluding fishermen.

This fishing technique, which requires a huge amount of investment, is, however, out of reach of most Bermudian fishermen.

There are the day laborers to pay... and the daily cost of mending nets and repairing damage to the boats.

Pity for the barangays who were affected, fishermen who cannot go out to go fishing, dead mangrove critters.

Ninety percent of marine fishermen in the region suffered heavy losses, including the destruction of 9,000 offshore fishing boats.

Because the majority of fishermen in Maine are considered self employed, the statistics underreport fishing employment.

Some delegations stressed the need for the involvement of small scale and artisanal fishers in decision making.

Why, then, shouldn't the fishermen try to do without the wholesalers?

The local fishermen were major suppliers of crabs and lobsters to the London fish markets.

Its location will be on the riverbank the church will be easily visible from far away, so it will serve as a steering landmark for fishermen.

The Dutch economy began to collapse immediately mass unemployment and even starvation set in.

Boys mostly go to the sea in the lobster boats just after they complete the options for schooling available to them.

China is one of the developing countries that have the largest number of fishermen and fishing fleets.

The observers of the International Collective In Support of Fishworkers and Greenpeace also made statements.

The Spermacetti Whale found by the Nantuckois, is an active, fierce animal, and requires vast address and boldness in the fishermen.

This is the face of Cordova today after the oil spill killed the livelihood of thousands of fishermen in the Municipality.

Not to mention various tribes, Bozos (a tribe of fishermen) and Dogons inhabited this zone.

Then, two months before Sakamoto s birth, an outbreak of an unknown neurological illness was first reported among the area s fishing families.

(e) Poverty alleviation programmes involving fishermen in market economy from subsistence use