Sentence examples for hunting levels from inspiring English sources

Pro-whaling countries and their supporters attack both sets of critics, saying proposed hunting levels are so conservative that stocks could not be depleted again.

We did not have good information on either hunting levels or anti-poaching effort on the road system throughout our study areas, thus a more detailed assessment of the level of protection from hunting on roads was not possible.

Both roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) and reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) hunting levels have, however, been decreasing over the last few years with current estimated figures for the roe deer hunt being 30,500, while roughly 6,600 reindeer are felled annually.

Get your hunting level to 29.

Just the basic law of averages suggests that a big name player will be implicated in a PED scandal at some point and there will be some sort of public reaction, whether it be witch-hunt level hysteria (the baseball fan reaction) or complete and utter indifference (the NFL fan reaction).

The numbers may have increased since the hunting restrictions but they are still greatly depleted from pre-hunting levels.

The command's noncommissioned officers are the backbone of a relatively small force in which only one-third of the 49,848 personnel budgeted this year are "trigger-pullers" or "operators," from Green Berets to civil units coordinating reconstruction to the super-secret Task Force 626, formerly known as Task Force 121, specifically charged with hunting high-level insurgents.

Endangered primates such as guenons and the drill are hunted at levels that far exceed sustainable levels.

Westwood's compatriot Ian Poulter is also in the hunt at level par.

Independently, the American Special Operations unit assigned to hunt high-level Qaeda and Taliban leaders in Afghanistan, with analysts from the Central Intelligence Agency and other American spy organizations working alongside, had gathered information that more than 100 Taliban and Qaeda commanders and fighters planned to enter Afghanistan from Pakistan through Tora Bora.

However, we also caution that the effects of disruption of the dominance hierarchy, through hunting, on stress levels, movements and other behaviour has not been investigated, and may, in sustained hunting situations, be significant.