Sentence examples for illegal slaughter from inspiring English sources

The slideshow photographs, along with the related article, video, and graphic, report on the illegal slaughter of elephants in Africa.

Evidence that badgers were the crucial vector was "somewhat flyblown" and it feared farmers, roused by sensational press reports, would commence a mass — and illegal — slaughter.

[The Summit County Voice] A look at the enduring relationship in many lands between ivory objects and religious tradition, which helps to fuel the illegal slaughter of elephants for their tusks.

Today, we live in a country in which, when the thugs and apparatchiks of the new order talk of "illegal slaughter", they mean the imaginary cow that was killed — not the real man who was murdered.

This article is subject to a legal complaint, from Mohsin Abdallah, also known as Sheni, which we are investigatingACROSS Africa the illegal slaughter of elephants is accelerating at such a pace recent estimates put the number killed at 100,000 in just three years that it threatens to exterminate whole populations.

But directing our anger at a single German national in the case of the elephant or a Minnesotan dentist in the case of Cecil is to miss the big picture – and that's the widespread, illegal slaughter of our wildlife at industrial levels unseen for decades.

The illegal slaughtering of dolphins is on the rise here, threatening one of the storied symbols of the Amazon and illustrating the challenge of policing environmental law in such a vast territory, researchers and government officials say.

[7] Such a countryside, on one hand plain and humble, on the other hand debauched and half-savage, which organised illegal slaughtering of animals and made moonshine, could it survive in the socialist reality?

In rural settings of Uganda, illegal slaughtering of pigs in the backyard and in unhygienic slaughterhouses is a common practice.

These birds have a life expectancy of more than 30 years and it is illegal to slaughter them.

In the range country of the western United States, laws require branding of cattle that graze on public lands, and in some states it is illegal to slaughter unbranded animals.