Sentence examples for debate hunting from inspiring English sources

At the Conservative conference, it might be when they debate hunting.

The case provoked outrage and reignited a long-running debate on trophy hunting.

The class-ridden debate on fox hunting delivered the 2005 law which specified that only two hounds could be used to "flush out" foxes, which would then be shot.

In midsummer, it became clear that David Cameron's attempts to reignite the debate over fox hunting – with the amendment of crucial elements of the legislation potentially leading to repeal of the ban on hunting with dogs by the backdoor – had been dealt a devastating blow.

Nearly as lethal to lions, according to Joubert, is the continued debate about trophy hunting in Africa.

I think the debate over whether hunting qualifies as an actual sport will always be a contentious point in our marriage.

No one's been listening, though, and as such what happens on the beaches of the Faroe Islands every year has become part of the international debate on whale hunting.

But the debate over hunting will go on growing.

MPs will only be given 90 minutes to debate fox hunting before they vote on whether to legalise it, George Osborne has said.

The debate over hunting carnivores would no longer be limited to metrics such as population estimates, kill quotas, harvestable surpluses and other strictly mechanistic arguments which lend themselves to endless stalemates.

"But, while people say it's not an important issue, the fact remains that the chamber empties whenever the debate isn't about hunting.