Sentence examples for and the culling of from inspiring English sources
The choice comes after a yearlong search and the culling of some 70 potential candidates, Mr. Brustein said.
Rumours continue to swirl about another five years of flat budgets, a likely merger of research councils, and the culling of other funding bodies.
New Labour's fallback was the creation of many more public sector jobs and quasi-public sector jobs in the north-east and Wales – which just about worked until this decade of austerity and the culling of the public sector.
He railed against the farming of animals for leather, fur or ivory and the culling of kangaroos by the Australian government: "You never save any wild animal by killing it".
Truths about the self-defeating and self-serving consequences of yet more deregulation, tax concessions to the rich and the culling of public services; and truths about the crucial role that greater equality can play in restoring both immediate American prosperity and the long-term realization of the American Dream.
Typical control measures for HPAI in poultry comprise of swift isolation and culling of flocks on infected farms, the restriction of movements between farms, increased bio-security, and the culling of flocks in the vicinity of infected farms to deplete the susceptible poultry population.
Laws were passed restricting and prohibiting horse exports and for the culling of horses considered undesirable in type.
The largest outbreak of subtype H7 infections in humans to date occurred in the spring of 2003, when an HPAI (H7N7) virus was detected in commercial poultry farms in the Netherlands and necessitated the culling of >30 million birds (6, 13 ).
The presence of melamine scrap in pet food has been linked to the deaths of as many as 4,000 cats and dogs in the United States, and prompted the culling of chickens that ate contaminated feed.
We urge the government to reconsider immediately its decision to continue and extend the culling of badgers.
It is epizootic (an epidemic in non-humans) and panzootic (a disease affecting animals of many species, especially over a wide area), killing tens of millions of birds and spurring the culling of hundreds of millions of other birds in an attempt to control its spread.
