decided at the time not to ask for more money, to compensate farmers for the culling of their flocks, after concluding that donors would not give any more.
Writing in the Guardian, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Metropolitan police commissioner, called for the culling of more than 30 forces in England and Wales to create nine super-forces based on regional boundaries.
[The Guardian] A fifth fatal shark attack off Australia's western coast has prompted calls for the culling of great white sharks, which have been a protected species in that country since the 1990's.
Laws were passed restricting and prohibiting horse exports and for the culling of horses considered undesirable in type.
The Brazilian Ministry of Health recommends the use of an immunoenzymatic assay (ELISA) and an indirect immunofluorescence antibody test (IFAT) for the diagnosis of canine visceral leishmaniasis (CVL), employed as criteria for the culling of seropositive dogs in surveillance and control programs for visceral leishmaniasis (VL) [ 10].
For example, after the cull of Cameroon Etonians in May's first reshuffle, the Tories did look less posh.
The UK Missing Persons Bureau is part of the National Police Improvement Agency (NPIA), one of the organisations earmarked for closure amid the cull of quangos last month.
Lesley Cohen, director of postgraduate studies for physics at Imperial College London, contends that the cull of EPSRC-funded Ph.D.s will have a disproportionate impact on intake of students from elsewhere in Europe.
Data on cases detected through TSE eradication activities (for example, the culling of affected flocks) were excluded from the analysis because of potential selection biases, since most eradication programmes select animals for testing preferentially according to their genotype.
