Sentence examples for export of livestock from inspiring English sources

Indian activists have been patrolling the border to try to prevent the illegal export of livestock into Nepal, although only a few hundred have been seized.

Livestock and remittances are the mainstays of the economy, with livestock production contributing 60-65% of gross domestic product and most hard currency generated through the export of livestock.

That proved to be a major hurdle in controlling the foot-and-mouth outbreak in the UK in 2001 because it would have prevented the export of livestock.

In Soqotra, where the British were the overseers of the Sultanate there was never any attempted transition from butter oil production to export of livestock.

How this has occurred remains unclear, though one likely possibility is through human activity such as travel or export of livestock.

Second, freedom from disease and infection (stages 4 and 5 of the PCP-FMD), which has been required as part of international sanitary regulations for the global export of livestock and livestock products, but is precluded by the co-existence of livestock and wildlife, may not be an appropriate or realistic objective for many African countries.

The outbreak led to the slaughter of 600 animals and suspension of Britain's exports of livestock, meat and milk products for nearly three weeks.

"We are very much dependent on the exports of livestock, but we would like to develop our fisheries because we have a very long coastline and we have mineral resources as well," Silanyo said.

The Dutch government confirmed the country's first case of foot-and-mouth disease and quickly banned all exports of livestock, reinstating a nationwide halt on transporting animals that had been lifted just two days earlier and extending it to cover chickens.

Also present is one of the Botswana Meat Commission's (BMC) abattoirs in Francistown, with the sole mandate for all imports and exports of livestock and livestock products (BMC Act of 1965).

Somali businessmen who smuggle consumer goods into Ethiopia without bothering to pay taxes - goods often purchased with the proceeds from the exports of livestock often originating in Ethiopia - just fuel the Ethiopian government's resolve to impose order and control on the Somali regions.