Sentence examples for joint fishing from inspiring English sources

A joint fishing or environmental protection agreement among the claimants could lower the importance of claims to the islands and adjacent waters and thereby decrease tensions and the potential for conflict.

That plan calls for creating a joint fishing zone along the disputed sea border, opening Haeju, a major naval base on North Korea's southwestern tip, for commercial ships from the South and building an industrial park there.

According to the declaration, the South will build a special economic zone in Haeju, a port town in southwestern North Korea, and establish a joint fishing area in nearby disputed waters in the Yellow Sea.

In October 2007 it seemed like the cycle might be broken: Kim Jong-il, the North Korean leader, and President Roh Moo-hyun of South Korea pledged to hold talks on a joint fishing area in the Yellow Sea "to avoid accidental clashes".

Mr. Roh had already broached the idea of creating a "peace-economy zone" in the disputed waters that would have allowed joint fishing, and the 100-page transcript of the summit meeting quoted Mr. Roh as saying that the "N.L.L. should be changed".

–Alongside plans for a joint fishing area as part of the West Sea zone, North Korea's southwestern port of Haeju will become a special economic zone, allowing shared use of the Han river estuary hitherto a militarily sensitive region as it forms the inter-Korean border.

Day trips featuring breakfast at Brennan's, lunch at Gallatoire's, and dinner at Antoine's or Arnaud's opened new worlds for Bill Neal, whose dining-out memories from a childhood in the Carolina Piedmont centered on barbecue joints, fish camps, and other staples of rural Southern life.

So it's well worth taking an extra 10 minutes to put together everything you need to make a proper stock – the bones from a roast chicken or the remains of the Sunday joint; some fish bones or a couple of handfuls of vegetable cuttings – and leaving it to bubble away on the stove.

In addition to teeth, GIS-like feature extraction is applicable to many other objects that approximate 2.5D surfaces, both biological [turtle shells, beetle carapaces, mollusk shells, faces, bird beaks, insect eyes, skin wrinkling, joint surfaces, fish body shapes and footprints] and non-biological (land forms).

Twenty-seven percent (13) of advisories explicitly referenced the 2004 joint U.S. EPA/FDA fish consumption advisory and reiterated at least some, if not all, of the advice, and 23% (11) of advisories referenced advice issued by other states (Table 3).

National advisories crafted to reduce MeHg exposure, such as the recent joint EPA/FDA fish consumption recommendation (U.S. EPA 2004), are not designed to protect populations whose exposure pathways are unique or regionally specific.