Sentence examples for bring hunting from inspiring English sources

The UK has issued 61 licences to bring hunting trophies in the last year, but only 16 have been used, none involving the remains of lions.

"There's just no government enforcement capacity, so forests are being invaded for timber, and inevitably that brings hunting as well".

The proposed move the SNP successfully scuppered yesterday would only have brought hunting laws in England and Wales into line with Scotland's less prohibitive legislation.

You can be sure that once a concrete piece of legislation has been brought forward hunting supporters will be ready and willing to act".

Thanet District Council Green councillor Ian Driver attended the protest and told the Kent Online: "There were 101 reasons to be there today - Ukip's appalling opinions on animal welfare and their plans to bring back hunting are old-fashioned positions to hold.

All of you armchair critics must consider that boycotts are less likely to bring about hunting's demise than they are to make it more necessary than ever.

And even the hint of blasphemous speech can bring witch hunts and criminal charges.

Geoffrey Brown said: "On behalf of our family we would like to thank Northumbria Police and all the other forces involved in trying to bring the hunt for Raoul Moat to a peaceful conclusion.

To spare P-45's life and bring the hunt to an end, a coalition of wildlife groups including the National Wildlife Federation, the Mountain Lion Foundation and Project Coyote struggled Wednesday to reach a compromise.

Users must steel their nerves to hunt real hobos, strangers in the mall, or friends, teachers, and parents, as sweet crosshairs and an arsenal of weapons, sound effects, and images bring the hunt to life".

He'd been a hunter beforehand, but he found that after the war, he couldn't bring himself to hunt again.