Sentence examples for culling under from inspiring English sources

This one recommended a policy of "early reactive culling," under which the animals that were deemed unlikely to survive the winter would be shot in the fall.

ICMO recommended a policy of "reactive culling," under which the animals would be monitored over the winter, and those which seemed too weak to survive until spring would be shot.

The new guidelines were much more generous than the academy's 1970 culling under President Gregory Peck, when 335 members were moved to associate status.

Under Bezos's direction, the firm has long adopted a Darwinian approach to business, encouraging its upper-echelon employees to work around the clock, and systematically culling under-performers.

Nortel is in the midst of cutting 21% of its work force, or 20,000 jobs, and culling under-performing divisions as it tries to trim $2 billion annually from its cost structure.

The four teams culled under the new format would drop down to the Amlin Challenge Cup.

Between 2001 and 2008 it was estimated there were up to a million feral camels in the outback, but thousands were culled under the project.

Pacific Wild estimates that 500 wolves will be culled under the government's plan, at a cost of $2.2 million.

Samples from Scandinavia were all obtained from shot birds which were culled under local laws and guidance in the respective region of origin.

For instance about 1846 (79%) out of a total of 2342 sheep farms in Cumbria had all sheep culled under the "local 3 km radial sheep cull" policy adopted there.

Farms culled neither as DCs or CPs (typically those culled under the 3 km and local sheep cull policies in the Cumbria, Dumfries and Galloway areas) had the lowest estimated rate of infection – a mere 0.5%% (0.2%, 0.8%) or 16 out of 3067 farms.