Sentence examples for imposing hunting from inspiring English sources

Canada began imposing hunting quotas in 1968.

But it is difficult for legislators to impose breeding and hunting laws on private landowners.

Reuters reports that the sponsor, Idaho for Wildlife, according to the group's website is "a nonprofit whose aim is 'to fight against all legal and legislative attempts by the animal rights and anti-gun organizations' to impose restrictions on hunting or guns".

In 1971 Norway imposed a hunting ban to protect what remained of the species.

And now, as yet another sign of the culture's maturity, we're in the grounds of Lulworth Castle, an imposing seventeenth-century hunting lodge by the Dorset coast, now run by English Heritage and taken over for the weekend by The Big Chill for what turned out to be easily the best festival of the summer.

By selling apartments and storefronts to other players and by imposing taxes on players' hunting and mining on his real estate, he is now making about $12,000 a month on his investment, he estimates.

A major source of income in the roll of 1130 is from the forests, under the Forest Law, which was the royal law covering the restrictions imposed on non-royals hunting in areas of the country declared royal forest.

An international peacekeeping force operates only in Kabul, leaving cities like Kandahar in the sway of warlords who have proved been unable to impose order or hunt down groups linked to Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

The budget does not raise income or business taxes, but it does raise about $86 million by increasing fees or imposing surcharges on everything from hunting licenses to cellphones.

They imposed rules and regulations for hunting whales and set open and closed hunting seasons.

Before a hunting ban was imposed in 2013, 60% of the Zambian Wildlife Authority's (ZAWA) revenue was generated by commercial hunting.