Sentence examples for controlled shooting from inspiring English sources

If what Defra calls "controlled shooting" of badgers is to take place this year, the six-week cull must begin in the autumn, before the badger breeding season begins.

As the close season for cage trapping and shooting begins on 1 December, only controlled shooting will be permitted from 1-18 December.

The controlled shooting of badgers, to control the spread of bovine TB, is expected to begin in parts of Gloucestershire and Somerset in June.

He said the licences for pilots issued met strict criteria imposed and they would "help us assess the effectiveness of controlled shooting before we look at a wider roll out to control the spread of bovine TB in cattle".

"The licence for Gloucestershire issued by Natural England today meets all the strict criteria we imposed, and the pilot in this area will help us assess the effectiveness of controlled shooting before we look at a wider roll out to control the spread of bovine TB in cattle.

The BVA recommended that badgers should be trapped and shot rather than killed through "controlled shooting" in the wild.

Strigolactones, important rhizosphere signalling molecules and a class of phytohormones that control shoot architecture, are apocarotenoids of plant origin.

This usually occurs despite efforts to control shoot growth by pruning the trees or by applying growth regulators.

The success of this technology is dependent on the use of methods to control shoot growth and maximise light interception as the trees begin to bear fruit.

Analysis of a series of backcross lines and near-isogenic lines (NILs) developed to better characterize the effect of the Saltol locus revealed that Saltol mainly acted to control shoot Na+/K+ homeostasis.

Several hormones such as auxin, cytokinin, and the newly identified strigolactones are known to act directly or indirectly on bud outgrowth and to control shoot branching [ 45- 48].