Sentence examples for export of cattle from inspiring English sources

Only infected animals would need to be slaughtered and there would be no justification for banning the export of cattle that had been shown to be infection-free.More pertinent to the question of human health is that no one has an inkling about how nvCJD might be cured.

The city is a service centre for a developing pastoral and mining hinterland; its economy is also dependent on government business, tile and brickmaking, fruit growing, servicing of army, navy, and air force bases, Timor Sea oil exploration, and the export of cattle, uranium ore, and pearls.

For those who remained new economic opportunities emerged through the export of cattle, commercial fishing and tourism.

It has forced the country to ban exports of cattle from the area around the plant after concerns of contamination.

In common with the other Orkney islands, Shapinsay is fertile agricultural land, with farms specialising in beef and lamb which export thousands of cattle and sheep annually.

Finland reported their first finding of antibodies against C. burnetii in two heifers examined as part of an export control of cattle in 2008 [ 18].

A demand has been made in both Hampshire and Liverpool for a ban on the import into Britain of all Irish steers and store cattle until Eire stops the export of live cattle for slaughter on the continent.

See articleAustralia imposed a ban on the export of live cattle to Indonesia after a public outcry over the maltreatment of Australian cattle at Indonesian abattoirs.

• July 1989 Europe bans export of British cattle born before July 1988 and offspring of affected animals.

Europe bans export of British cattle born before July 1988 and offspring of affected animals.

Henry also took the initiative in making commercial treaties with Spain and England, thereby increasing the volume of French trade and stimulating the export of grain, cattle, and wine.