Sentence examples for slaughter represents from inspiring English sources

However, the number of premises in the network database that are recorded as having sent birds to slaughter represents only 13% of the number of premises in the GBPR, implying that larger premises are better represented in the network database.

The airline industry is eager to make such concessions because customers like Ms. Slaughter represent a fast-growing market that the carriers say they are competing to serve better.

Ms. Kozyra said that the creatures, already scheduled for slaughter, represented for her the hypocrisy of expressing outrage over killing animals while enthusiastically eating them at home and in restaurants.

The abattoir condemned five joints (one left and one right elbow joint and two right and one left hock joint) from four free-range pigs at slaughter, representing 1.4% of all joints (5 out of 364) and 4.4% of all pigs (4 out of 91) in the free-range group.

In total, 120,000 hens were slaughtered, representing 50% of the stock in Tahiti, which caused an egg-production deficit.

The oldest woman in Congress, Ms. Slaughter has represented this struggling manufacturing city in western New York for a quarter-century, even as other local institutions, like Xerox and Kodak, have faltered.

In a letter to the House Appropriations Committee, Jefferson Keel, the national congress's president and the lieutenant governor of the Chickasaw Nation in Oklahoma, said slaughter plants "represent a viable and humane method of assisting tribes and other entities in this country to stop the detrimental impact of tens of thousands of feral horses on our land".

"That's a bell that cannot be unrung," said Dale Gronemeier, who represents Slaughter and local groups including the Pasadena chapter of the National Assn.