Sentence examples for export of sheep from inspiring English sources
Shouting on a dock near her hometown, Colchester, in southeast England, to protest the live export of sheep, she realized that winning local elections and gaining control over the port would be a more effective way of reaching her goal.
Other countries such as New Zealand have smaller flocks but retain a large international economic impact due to their export of sheep products.
Early on, the British government banned further export of sheep to the Americas, or wool from it, in an attempt to stifle any threat to the wool trade in the British Isles.
Since this cannot be readily explained by recent gene flow, these signals may indicate remote admixture, which may be the combined effect of documented export of wool sheep from Roman Italy to Spain and late-Medieval export of sheep from Spain to Southern Italy under the Aragonese rule [ 6].
Hedley Lomas brought action following that Ministry's refusal to issue a license for the export of live sheep to Spain requested by Hedley Lomas.
In March, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) failed in a renewed attempt to challenge the legality of the export of live sheep through Ramsgate.
Exports of live sheep rose 21.4% and live calves increased 9.7% between March 2017 and March 2018, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
European Union veterinarians approved resumption of British exports of live sheep and goats, banned since last year's epidemic of foot-and-mouth disease.
That same year Western Australia exported 1,945,559 head of sheep, again, mostly through Fremantle.
It is not known if scrapie can harm humans who eat infected sheep tissue, but last autumn the fear of such transmission led the Agriculture Department to quarantine and order the destruction of a herd of sheep, exported to Vermont from Belgium.
Thanet District Council ordered the suspension of exports following the death of sheep in September but three firms had the decision overturned in court.
