Westminster System is merely a catch phrase.

The phrase catch or kill is used because very little is known about post hooking mortality.

This phrase is incomprehensible.

A Greek Catch 22

I often catch colds.

You will catch cold.

This phrase will be translated.

Teacher You can't catch me.

Did you catch the train?!

Fisheries by catch and discards

Did you catch the train?

But there is a catch.

Fisheries by catch and discards

(b) Under Indicators of achievement , paragraph (c), after the phrase sustainable development , insert the phrase , including the World Solar Programme .

No one could catch the dog.

But Google s plan had a catch.

Reality will catch up with us.

Political institutions needed to catch up.

Catch up with her tweets here.

And if ye do catch them out , catch them out no worse than they catch you out But if ye show patience , that is indeed the best ( course ) for those who are patient .

And if ye do catch them out , catch them out no worse than they catch you out But if ye show patience , that is indeed the best ( course ) for those who are patient .

In operative paragraph 15 replace the phrase to develop a draft treaty with the phrase to agree to a draft treaty .

They are, to use his phrase, mercenaries.

Second, fishers catch commercially valuable fish that do not meet legal minimum size and weight requirements or exceed catch quotas.

A drafting suggestion was made to substitute the phrase including, but not limited to for the phrase that indicates in subparagraph (i).

And people paid less in 1950 dollars to catch that than what people pay now to catch those little, tiny fish.

As usual catch me here every week.

Sami was trying to catch a wave.

Song certainly knows how to catch mice !

Thats the only ppl they catch anyways.

Hurry, and you will catch the train.

In 2001 the catch was 22,800 tons.

A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language.

whatever phrase he utters , an observer is present .

whatever phrase he utters , an observer is present .

And obviously now that's going to catch on.

I always catch a cold in the winter.

A drowning man will catch at a straw.

Catch all clause (point 18 of the matrix)

It's the old arms control phrase Trust, but verify.

History The phrase and concept date to ancient times.

Indeed, we have heard that phrase repeatedly spoken today.

Amendment of first phrase of Note III(b)(3)

Translate the Arabic phrase into Syriac and check the Syrian literature for a phrase that might have been translated literally into Arabic the original meaning in Syriac may make more sense than the resulting Arabic phrase (such translated phrases are called morphological calques).

Su Myat Lwin simply expressed her happiness with this phrase