Sentence examples for allowed to flush from inspiring English sources

Dogs are still allowed to flush out a fox which then has to be shot before it is ripped apart.

Labour and dozens of Tory MPs were also opposed to the change, which would have allowed hunters to flush out foxes using a pack of dogs for the purpose of pest control.

The actress Mia Farrow, whose home in Bridgewater went dark for two days until a generator allowed her to flush her toilet and turn on some lights, has relied on the outdoors as a refrigerator.

Even the relatively well known have had to cope without power in inventive ways, including the actress Mia Farrow, whose home in Bridgewater was completely in the dark for two days until a bare-bones generator allowed her to flush the toilet and turn on a light or two.

Under the current ban, hunts in England and Wales are allowed to use two dogs to flush out foxes which can then be shot for pest control purposes.

"So we designed a system that allows you to flush out the pipe without digging up the basement".

Earlier this year a plan to amend the law to allow farmers to flush out foxes with more than two dogs was abandoned after opposition by animal welfare groups.

The agency's guidelines suggest that the testing be done quarterly, but the rules allow airlines to flush and disinfect their water systems quarterly instead of testing.

The system also allows engineers to flush bad pollution spills through the system more quickly, which has contributed – along with economic, legal and policy changes – to the improvement in water quality and quantity on the main river.

The Conservative leadership was hoping the SNP would abstain, as their proposals for relaxing the ban would only have brought England's law into line with Scotland by allowing hunts to flush out foxes with a pack of dogs before they are shot.

After a meeting of its MPs in Westminster, the SNP decided it would vote down the motion even though it would only bring the law in England and Wales into line with Scotland by allowing hunts to flush out foxes with a pack of dogs before they are shot.