The phrase "a cull with" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a selection process or reduction involving a group or population.
Example: "The wildlife reserve conducted a cull with the aim of managing the deer population effectively."
Alternatives: "a selection involving" or "a reduction of".
More specifically, to the Republic of Ireland, where the period of a cull coincided with a reduction of bTB.
He (Mr Griffiths) should be going ahead, showing strong leadership, with a cull in that area and then bringing vaccination once we've taken out the diseased badgers.
The Labour Party were quick to condemn the move for an extension of the cull, with new Shadow Environment Secretary Maria Eagle saying the process was "entirely bad".
A national park or private reserve will only be allowed to cull with the approval of the authorities and an elephant management specialist, who must be satisfied all other options are not viable.
Finally it can be seen that combined ELISA test and cull with management leads to eradication in a time frame of around 20 years.
She said trained staff would carry out the cull with the same rifles they use for controlling deer numbers.
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Nicholls had been challenged by the state environment minister, Steven Miles, to "grow a spine" and rule out going to the next election with a culling policy.
"THE YEAR ONE: ART OF THE ANCIENT WORLD EAST AND WEST" The Met gets into the millennium swing with a culling of 150 works from its collection that date back approximately 2,000 years.
Tonight, her and another member of TCHS are trying to disrupt the ongoing badger cull – a topic that's back in the news after video was published this weekend illustrating the cruelty of the process, with a culler seen shooting a trapped badger and the animal subsequently suffering for almost a minute before it dies.
