Sentence examples for confiscation numbers from inspiring English sources

In September, CITES, the body that monitors and regulates the trade in wildlife, released new recommendations to track confiscation numbers of live cheetahs and monitor social media postings of the animals.

As with the First Confiscation Act, the confiscation of slaves would be self-executing and require no further legal proceedings.

Lincoln's legal skills and political acumen strengthened the Confiscation Act.

The state then compares this number with a confiscation threshold.

Residents of the region say members of outlawed Protestant churches, which have a large following among the ethnic minorities, have joined the protests in large numbers out of anger over the confiscation of their churches and the breakup of religious services.

In the number of confiscations of firms and properties in 2010 and 2011, Lombardy lags behind only the southern regions, which are far better known for the mafia .The mafia has always been here.

"That's an old, tired cry," the White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said, citing what he said was the agency's record number of enforcement actions and its confiscation of corrupt executives' illicitly earned money.

He cited what he said was the agency's "record number" of enforcement actions and its confiscation of corrupt executives' illicitly earned money.

Confiscation orders totalling £4,314,290 were made last year against a number of vessel skippers, as well as Shetland Catch Ltd and Fresh Catch Ltd.

Slow lorises are sometimes mixed in with other trade-restricted species, such as reptiles, and since confiscations target high-profile species, it is likely that the international smuggling numbers are "just the tip of the iceberg".

These forms register the number of animals shot per hunting event and the veterinary confiscation of carcasses due to macroscopic TB lesions at post-mortem examination [ 24].