Sentence examples for reintroduction from from inspiring English sources

The Greens have been demanding its reintroduction from the moment it was scrapped – their recent opposition to Hockey makes no policy or political sense.

Cunningham's officials and the conservation agencies involved in beaver reintroduction had since brokered a deal over the terms of the reintroduction from the National Farmers Union of Scotland and Scottish Land and Estates, which represents Highland landowners.

As the historian Noel Malcolm writes, the Serbs have had their "hopes of genuine democratic development...poisoned by the constant reintroduction from above of a politics of fantasy and hatred".

Though a decision by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to move forward with an reintroduction effort has not yet been made, an experimental population designation should help CPW get the necessary approval for a reintroduction from the state wildlife commission and the Colorado state legislature.

The likelihood of goat reintroduction from the mainland is unlikely, since it is ∼1000 km away.

This constant WNV occurrence in the Mediterranean region cannot be caused only by the virus reintroduction from the sub-Saharan Africa.

Reintroductions from captive breeding herds have taken place in Oman, Saudi Arabia, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Jordan, and its conservation status has been upgraded to "endangered".

National Public Radio outlines some of the challenges the country still faces, including caring for survivors, keeping vigilant for reintroductions from Guinea or Sierra Leone, and training replacements for the doctors and health care workers who died in the epidemic.

This suggests that HP H5N1 cannot persist in natural ecosystems without regular reintroductions from domestic birds.

One potential implication of the present study is that former Caspian tiger habitat in Central Asia is open to reintroductions from Amur stock.

Mathematical models suggest that jackals are probably unable to support infection without frequent reintroductions from outside sources (24).