Britain swiftly banned feeding animals any kitchen waste (swill); the rest of Europe followed suit.
After the largest raid ever last month — at a meatpacking plant in Iowa — hundreds were swiftly force-fed through the legal system and sent to prison.
The committee also called for a full review of the advertising market to be conducted by a "small expert panel", to be selected by culture secretary Jeremy Hunt, so that any changes could be fed swiftly into a new communications act.
Although Salmo spp. also shows the selection of food motion and shape to some extent, the offered food pellet can be captured immediately before it falls down to the bottom of the tank because they have high visual acuity, thus can feed swiftly by darting [ 15- 17].
One more victory, and Colombia — with its canny way of breaking swiftly from defense to feed the striking instincts of Radamel Falcao and Teófilo Gutiérrez — would also have qualified.
Some of their frozen bodies were fed upon by dogs -- searing memories for a nation whose armed forces had so swiftly spiraled downward from their cold war prestige.
The team captured two-dozen juvenile turtles from their feeding grounds near Melbourne Beach, Florida, and swiftly plunked them into a large tub of water in the backyard of their rented summerhouse, a makeshift lab.
As a rather desperate face-saver, the skinny, winding channel that had been dug from Llangollen purely to feed the aqueduct with water was swiftly adopted as Britain's narrowest canal.
As the polls closed at 10pm last night gold was trading at $1,256.50 an ounce, but it started to accelerate swiftly as early results from the referendum began to feed through.
Importantly, the application also captures and quantifies data from employees in real time, feeding it back to managers who can step in swiftly to address any pain points or to speed up a learning process.
