Catching Up at Different Speeds

Is America Catching the British Disease?

Nevertheless, the US model is catching on.

Conventional wisdom may finally be catching up with him.

There's also moves in Europe to try and stop catching them.

This phrase is incomprehensible.

This picture was taken 300 feet deep, catching new species of fish.

One particular case is catching the attention of numerous bloggers across Egypt.

This phrase will be translated.

Why waste my time and risk catching pneumonia making a huge, beer belly snowman?

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

Reality is catching up with the US, as it already has elsewhere in the world.

Mana Neyestani's cartoon (right) on Google being filtered is eye catching on this Facebook page.

In western Europe, fishing vessel design is focused on compact boats with high catching power.

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.

Westminster System is merely a catch phrase.

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

Growth took off in China. The Chinese started catching up very quickly with the United States.

No health issues, except that a few years back she broke her arm catching a football.

Regions exist where the biggest food production of women is that of catching shellfish and octopus.

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 .

The tables do demonstrate a mostly positive trend and women seem to be catching up with men.

In other words, there are twice as many industrial fishing vessels catching fish as the oceans can sustain.

Commercial fishing is the activity of catching fish and other seafood for commercial profit, mostly from wild fisheries.

Discarded and abandoned fishing nets are catching and killing marine turtles. In the sea, the nets drown turtles.

The gap between developed and developing countries continues to be impressive, although developing countries are slowly catching up.

The concept of rehabilitation and psychological support for victims of family violence is still catching on in Pakistan.

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).

There's now a ban on catching them and even landing them and even landing ones that are caught accidentally.

Real appreciation of the renminbi is inevitable so long as Chinese living standards are catching up with US levels.

Shutter speed is critical to catching motion, thus sports photography is often done in shutter priority mode or manual.

Su Myat Lwin simply expressed her happiness with this phrase

The phrase becomes an ironic meme on the Chinese Internet.

Spiders use silk for many purposes, including the trailing safety dragline, wrapping eggs for reproduction, protective retreats and catching prey.

Innovation and R D are essential for upgrading technologies, moving up the development ladder, and catching up with developed countries.

In all cases secondary schools still have a long way to go before catching up with the primary school level.

The phrase , Mexican Republic , was used in the 1836 Constitutional Laws.

are often used, even in print, instead of the full phrase.