Sentence examples for slaughter approach from inspiring English sources

Using the 'test and slaughter' approach and total stamping out in one herd the infection was eradicated in 1994.

Wild boars are numerous in Argentina, and it is postulated that the presence of a reservoir of bTB in these animals may frustrate efforts to reduce the incidence of bTB by the test and slaughter approach.

As the date of the slaughter approaches, and the reality of this investment sinks in — and I grumble about where the $350 is going to come from — I worry: Were we swayed by a certain rural chic?

They were bred in a commercial farm located in the South of Italy, where an eradication program based on a test-and-slaughter approach was applied by the Italian Veterinary Health Service.

It may therefore have a similar role in the transmission of other diseases agents, such as Brucella spp. In some areas, such as Southern Italy, brucellosis is still endemic despite the application of an eradication program based on a test-and-slaughter approach.

With the number of animals slaughtered approaching 2.5 million and the daily incidence of new cases of foot-and-mouth falling, Mr. Blair said the disease, which affects cloven-hoofed animals like sheep, cattle and pigs, was retreating.

Had the attacks on the two towers been timed a bit more precisely, closing off possibility of escape, or had the plane that hit the Pentagon aimed for a bull's-eye, the slaughter could have approached the scale of Hiroshima, where some 70,000 Japanese citizens were exterminated in a nuclear flash, and Nagasaki, where a similar number died three days later.

The savings actually lie in the more humane approach to slaughter.

It is from that perspective that Anne-Marie Slaughter, Brenda Barnes, and others approach going public about their own work-life struggles.

beat man noted that Leavitt's $180,000 salary was way out of whack, that the average for Conference USA coaches was $410,000, that the coach at Houston -- whose team Leavitt's slaughtered, 45-6! -- could approach $1 million and that Leavitt was in fact one of the lowest-paid coaches in all of Division I-A.

No one could reach out to the outside world in Dersim, and with winter approaching, the slaughter intensified.