Sentence examples for hunt reports from inspiring English sources

She ditched the po-faced hunt reports, and brought in jokes and features about pointless people.

The situation continued until October 1969 when, following publication of the Hunt Report, military police were allowed in.

The Hunt Report on the future of policing in Northern Ireland was presented to the Stormont cabinet in early October.

Until now, the animals' movements have been followed only anecdotally, their numbers kept through hunting reports, which are limited at best.

Jamaican hunting reports dating to the 17th century indicate that 6.5 million adult turtles lived in Jamaica alone.

Facebook has become the huntsman's friend when it comes to recruitment, with many hunts reporting a doubling of interest from first-time hunters compared with last year, after using new media to publicise their activities.

They also said children should be enlisted to prod parents to let them join shooting activities: "Such a program could be called 'Take Me Hunting' or 'Take Me Shooting.' " The industry recognized that state laws limiting hunting by children could pose a problem, according to a "Youth Hunting Report" prepared by the shooting sports foundation and two other groups.

A previous HUNT Study showed self-reporting was a valid method to identify known cases of diabetes (33), but individuals with undiagnosed diabetes will be missed.

On the morning of the hunt he reports to the huntsman.

Chronic pain was defined, as in previous studies, based on the HUNT 3 study: report of pain lasting six months or more and pain of at least moderate intensity during the last week prior to participation in HUNT3 [ 11, 16].

Oxfam set-up the Big Bra Hunt after reporting that British women hoard £1.2bn of unwanted bras.