Sentence examples for breeding policy from inspiring English sources
A fourth chapter by Saverio Krätli deals with the history of cattle breeding policy in Niger and the marginalization of the indigenous pastoral Bororo breed.
This is probably due to the breeding policy conducted by farmers, but also to the small size of the breed.
When the project was initiated in 1962 no fixed breeding policy had been agreed upon.
Ian Parker's article on the breeding policies of zoos touches on cultural differences between Europe and the U.S. regarding the value of animal life ("The Culling," January 16th).
Breeding policies aim to minimize kinship and therefore maintain genetic diversity.
Breeding policies vary notably among countries in terms of how much countries rely on their own breeding schemes or whether they import most of their breeding animals.
Faced with a potential uproar, Mr Sarkozy decided to keep the card after all.In this section Italy embraces Silvio, again and again Baby about-face In a slump A double-headed eagle Dirty politics The other presidential race ReprintsPro-breeding policy in France carries particular symbolic value.
Three of these UN drug policy conventions are targeted in the commission's report for breeding national policies that violate the UN's own declaration on human rights.
Then came the losses of World War I. Since 1920, when the gold Medal of the French Family — to honor mothers of eight or more — was created, expenditure on pro-breeding policies has blossomed.
Other materials describe specific areas where plant breeding has policy implications.
At the Derby, the filly Eight Belles broke both ankles after finishing second and had to be euthanized, prompting a Congressional subcommittee to scold the industry for lax drug policies and faulty breeding.
