Examples of using Their catch in English and their translations into Russian
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He constantly moves in the wake of the villains and their catches.
The local fishermen sell their catch to the St. Helena Fisheries Corporation.
Fishermen often shoot killer whales in an attempt to protect their catch.
The local fishermen sell their catch to the St. Helena Fisheries Corporation.
Every day here in colorful outdoor tents fishermen dressed in raincoats and rubber boots,and sell their catch.
Local fishermen land their catch here and the boats from Akosombo stop off here.
As you enjoy your morning coffee and talk about yesterday's events,the fishermen come back offering their catch.
Mexico required vessels flying its flag to land their catches in a Mexican port and to report to the fisheries authorities upon their arrival in ports.
The market really comes to life in the afternoon when Dhoni's orthe local fishing boats start arriving with their catch.
It was based on the allocation of catch quotas to individual vessels on the basis of their catch performance, generally referred to as"the quota system.
They were busy days, during which Hornblower had friendly chats with fishing boats' captains anddispensed gold pieces in exchange for a small portion of their catch.
Fishers are permitted to average their catches over the fishing periods, thereby reducing the need to discard fish caught in excess of a fishing-period quota.
These measures provide for preventing such vessels from landing their catches in the ports of contracting parties and from transferring fish from one vessel to another in zones under the monitoring of RFBs.
They usually extract with their hands honeycombs from undisturbed hives of honey bees andrun away from the bees to quietly eat their catch.
And British fishermen began to preserve their catches in ice, allowing longer voyages and bigger catches, and the brewing industry became operational all-year around.
Some of those States nevertheless took into account conservation and management measures established by the organization,and reported their catch.
Such measures would aim to identify those States or companies undermining the effectiveness of CCAMLR andto take action to prevent their catches being imported into Members' markets or otherwise being traded under the CDS.
Its objective is to prevent, deter andeliminate IUU fishing by preventing vessels engaged in IUU fishing from using ports and landing their catches.
The FAO report observes that developing countries as a group have increased their catches at a much faster rate than developed countries, with their combined catch having exceeded that of developed countries by 1989.
Transhipment at sea Transhipment outside the territorial sea should be regulated to prevent illegal fishers from using it to launder their catches.
The American high command was well aware of how important their catch was: von Braun had been at the top of the Black List, the code name for the list of German scientists and engineers targeted for immediate interrogation by U.S. military experts.
It furthermore felt that compensation for damage to ecosystems was covered by compensation to fishermen andfishing associations based on the reduction in their catches and their resultant profits.
The local fishermen sell their catch to the St. Helena Fisheries Corporation(SHFC). In 2001/2002, SHFC exported frozen fish with a value of Pound57,245, while sales of fish for local consumption amounted to Pound239,840.
The privately operated port fronting the city centre handles freight, including RORO ferries to Novorossiysk,whereas fishing boats land their catches in a separate harbour slightly further east.
Morocco and New Zealand required foreign fishing vessels seeking to enter their ports to obtain prior approval; Canada and Namibia required advance notification; and Canada andMexico subjected them to inspection if they sought to trans-ship or land their catches.
Local families function more like basic economic units, where marriages are pre-arranged; most husbands fish andsubsequently sell their catch to their wives who then try to sell the fish on.
In particular, the Court noted that the arrangement of making catch entitlements permanent and assignable is supported by the consideration that this makes it possible for operators to plan their activities in the long term, andto increase or decrease their catch entitlements in individual species as may suit them.
As a result of this greater use,the economies of the subregion need to push management measures that encourage industrial fishing vessels to offload at least some of their catch at Pacific island ports and to support small-scale tuna fisheries.
The United States reported that, under the Magnuson-Stevens Act, national vessels were not generally permitted to participate in at-sea trans-shipments of highly migratory fish species, and foreign fishing vessels andcarrier vessels that acted as"mother ships" to fishing vessels at sea were prohibited from landing their catch in ports in the United States.