Sentence examples for fish war from inspiring English sources

He's content enough, canvassing on-air opinion on the best "monger" (iron? fish? war?) and rebuking sidekick Simon for misjudged banter ("Never criticise Muslims. Only Christians. And Jews, a little bit").

1959 Blank Shot Fired in 'Fish War' LONDON The Icelandic gunboat Maria Julia steamed up to a British trawler yesterday May 300) and fired a warning blank shot, the Admiralty said tonight.

Lawmakers are finally catching up to something that the Navy and Coast Guard have known for a long time: The escalating conflict over fishing could lead to a "global fish war". This week, as part of the pending National Defense Authorization Act, Congress asked the Navy to help fight illegal fishing.

Now, that's what I would have called a fish war". Part of the reason there are more fish being harvested in less time is, at least for Canadian sockeye, there are more fish.

Reigniting the "fish war" with the European Union, Canadian patrol vessels Sunday chased Spanish trawlers out of disputed fishing grounds in the North Atlantic and cut loose the net of one boat, according to Fisheries and Oceans Minister Brian Tobin.

"While the Canadians might call this a fish war, we would call it incredible restraint". In Prince Rupert, British Columbia, fishermen's union leader John Radisovic, has another name for it.

But it also has fed rushes in marine fisheries that increasingly run risks of fish wars, as they're sometimes called.

Defending its position, the webpage for the new app states: "Perhaps one day we will make gerbil wars or betta fish wars for people who can't understand fantasy role play games". But can people (children, in particular) understand that this game is fantasy?

"How can I manage?" At the bottom of the Indian subcontinent, a fishing war is straining relations between India and Sri Lanka as Indian fishermen, often poor and desperate, regularly cross into Sri Lankan waters and run afoul of the Sri Lankan Navy.

Last week, while traveling down the coast of Tamil Nadu for my article about the fishing wars between India and Sri Lanka, I noticed pilgrims walking along the side of the road.

Climate change is heating up the fishing wars.