bird law造句

• This is to comply with U . S . migratory bird laws.
• He currently practices law with Owen Bird Law Corporation in Vancouver, British Columbia.
• McCallum is a partner with the Alston & Bird law firm in Atlanta, where he has practiced since 1973.
• Shortly after the presentation, federal agents raided her family's farmhouse and she was charged with violating migratory bird laws.
• Bargon was charged under the migratory bird law, with the understanding that if she helped publicize the feather ban, the government would recommend a light sentence.
• Walsh, a partner in the Alston & Bird law firm, recently was nominated for Kellogg's 2001 Hannah Neil World of Children Award.
• Federal agents raided her farmhouse and she was charged with one count of possession of an eagle feather, a violation of little-known migratory bird laws.
• Lobbying on his behalf had been done by former Senate Republican leader and 1996 presidential candidate Bob Dole and his Alston & Bird law partners, Senate records show.
• Robert O . Ball of Atlanta's Alston & Bird law firm, says " the guidelines essentially mandate some sort of Year 2000 disclosure from just about all public companies ."
• Under both the wild bird law and the habitats law, EU countries must report regularly to the Commission-every three and two years, respectively-on the measures they take to protect endangered animals and plants.
• For the mockingbird incident, the private, nonprofit organization was sentenced by a federal judge to one year of unsupervised probation during which all society employees must undergo training by the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service on migratory bird laws.