Sentence examples similar to state bounty from inspiring English sources

Until the 1960s pumas were taken by U.S. government hunters and subject to state bounties.

Local eradication programs exist, although eradication has proven difficult due to the denning behaviour and nocturnal hunting, so the focus is on management with the introduction of state bounties.

"We have definite evidence that these petitions were circulated by out-of-state bounty hunters who were paid $1 per signature and who were neither California voters nor residents, as the law requires," said Paul R. Kiesel of the Beverly Hills law firm Kiesel, Boucher & Larson.

In New York and New Jersey, some of the states' bounty was funneled to local governments in the form of increased aid and property tax rebates.

Prime examples were unjustified raids on hundreds of law-abiding companies in our cities and the hiring of an out-of-state bounty-hunting law firm to go after New Jersey companies for natural resource damages.

But falling welfare rolls have yielded the state a bounty of federal welfare funds.

Although for much of the twentieth century the state paid bounty hunters to kill them, since 1990 trophy hunting has been banned.

Gov. Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey announced news of the state's bounty just as legislators were about to approve a $28.6 billion budget that calls for spending cuts and tax increases.

Without children or pets to care for, and in a state of bounty, the world is your oyster.

With a $10 million US state department bounty on his head in the wake of the September 11 attacks in New York and Washington, Omar went into hiding.

Until the middle of the 20th century, many states paid bounties for coyotes.