Sentence examples for slaughter for consumption from inspiring English sources
To let your voice be heard on this matter, call the House Appropriations committee and let it know that horse slaughter for consumption is not an acceptable practice in the United States.
Cattle slaughtered for consumption are also inspected to detect any evidence of infection.
Kelly O'Meara, senior director for companion animals with Humane Society International, said an estimated 2.5 million dogs are slaughtered for consumption each year in South Korea.
The title of the film is the name of its semi-anthropomorphic, genetically engineered Superpig, several of which have been created by the Mirando Corporation to be bred, commodified and slaughtered for consumption.
The music is based on the life of an actual pig raised on a farm and slaughtered for consumption at the age of six months.
Assuming that 827 500 BSE infected cattle were slaughtered for consumption in the GB and NI, 2,148 'cattle equivalents' would have been exported and ultimately consumed in Ireland.
MARD has proposed additional guidelines for ASF control in February for provincial authorities implementation [reference].On 20 March 2019, MARD requested provincial/city people's committee to allow healthy pigs in infected area to be slaughtered for consumption within: infected commune; infected district if >1 communes infected; or provinces if >1 districts infected.
California banned horse slaughter for human consumption in 1998.
A bill in Congress would prohibit horse slaughter for human consumption; another would ban interstate transportation of horses to slaughterhouses.
President Obama signed a bill that included the removal of defunding language for the U.S.D.A. inspection of horse-slaughter facilities; this language had essentially made horse slaughter for human consumption illegal in the United States.
On Wednesday, Senator Mary Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana; Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina; Representative Patrick Meehan, Republican of Pennsylvania; and Representative Jan Schakowsky Democrat of Illinois, introduced a bill to prohibit horse slaughter for human consumption and forbid the transport of horses across the border for slaughter in other countries.
