The argument is that hunting encourages privately owned rhino parks and therefore adds to rhino numbers.
Lebanese-born Armenian-American electrical engineer Missak Kelechian researches Armenian history as a hobby and hunted down a privately printed and very rare 1918 report by an American Red Cross officer, Major Stephen Trowbridge, who arrived at the Antoura college after its liberation by British and French troops and who spoke to the surviving orphans.
(Private-equity lobbyists privately agree).
Because a large proportion of land in the study area was privately owned (e.g., commercial hunting clubs, agricultural operations, residential development), landowner permission to access property dictated trap placement.
The privately owned St. Charles Bay Hunting Club is also found in this area, and allows hunting, boating and fishing on the bay, while striving to protect the ecosystem.
Privately, sources told us they are now "hunting for early stage deals" in the UK and rest of Europe.
The Education of Henry Adams (printed privately 1906; published 1918), however, complained that a lifelong hunt for some sort of order in the world, some sort of faith for man, left him completely baffled.
In "Militant's Defiance Puts Pakistan's Resolve in Doubt" (news article, June 10), you say that some Washington officials "have privately expressed concern that Pakistan is backtracking in the hunt for" Osama bin Laden.
In the latest development, Facebook is testing a feature to let users create resumes — which Facebook calls a "work histories" feature — and share them privately on the site as part of their job hunt.
In Mississippi's casual sociality, lawyers see judges on hunting trips and at cocktail parties, and sometimes visit them privately in chambers.
Besides, they said, the privately owned backcountry is hardly pristine, with logging roads and hunting cabins among stands of sugar maple, yellow birch and beech trees that have been harvested for decades.
