Sentence examples for new slaughterhouse from inspiring English sources

Then there's the center's new slaughterhouse.

It's been partly offset by the expansion of a catering school and the construction of a new slaughterhouse, but Narsaq's population has fallen by around 10% over the past five years.

First, many Iowans assume that most of these jobs will be in new slaughterhouses; and the state's small towns have mixed feelings about these.

Their state legislators pushed through a law barring new slaughterhouses within 1,500 feet of a residence for four years, effectively freezing the expansion of slaughterhouses in most of the city.

I first heard about Temple on NPR, where they were interviewing this woman who designed new slaughterhouses that were more humane for the cattle by really understanding what the cattle were experiencing and making it as "natural" as possible.

Animal rights activists told the Associated Press that the lifting of the ban could prompt the opening of new horsemeat slaughterhouses in states that have not specifically banned the practice.

Others suggest a $5m slaughterhouse, new roads and alternative crops.San Vicente is part of a Switzerland-sized zone that the government ceded last year to the left-wing guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), to try to jump-start peace talks.

The industry group said it hoped the combination of improved biosecurity on farms, new methods in the slaughterhouse and new technologies would help reduce the level of campylobacter in chickens over time.

Slaughterhouse, his new group, is a quartet of hip-hop formalists — Mr. Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, Royce da 5'9" — of the sort prized by bloggers.

At a news conference held by the Government Accountability Project on Jan . 14 Trent J. Berhow, a union official and inspector with 13 years' experience, said new rules allowed a slaughterhouse to walk only 10percentt of its cattle past him.

1937 Ox Blood to Treat Pneumonia NEW ORLEANS — A new and successful chemical treatment for pneumonia with an extract of warm ox blood gathered from slaughterhouses was announced at the opening of the Southern Medical Association's annual meeting.