Sentence examples for hunt rules from inspiring English sources

He certainly possessed the widest range of accomplishments, having excelled in flat racing; under National Hunt rules; as a buyer of bloodstock; and as a visionary who anticipated and helped to create the immense international surge in the value of bloodstock in the 1970s.

In New York, the state's ordinarily strict hunting rules have been relaxed for feral swine.

"Better hunting rules have increased the size of herds and produced better animals," he says.

For example, some of the waterfowl hunting rules are tailor made for coastal areas.

"If you do not abide by hunting rules, your rifle is taken away.

Legislation enacted years ago give it sole, veto-proof authority to write the state's hunting rules.

Mrs. Whitman said she could not unilaterally suspend the hunt because the Fish and Game Council was an independent agency empowered to write the state's hunting rules.

Meanwhile, tougher hunting rules, including stiffer regulations to avert skinning the seals alive, have muted the effort to stop the hunt and eased the consciences of Canadians.

His last film, Killer Joe, gave the director a comeback of sorts after struggling with poorly received thrillers such as The Hunted, Rules of Engagement and Jade.

The party source said: "Although we have been told these changes will equalise hunting rules and bring England and Wales into line with Scotland, this may not be the case.

Someone else chided Mr. Cheney on his poor hunting skills, maybe another Democrat with those lefty liberal hunting rules that you're supposed to be on the lookout for other people.