hunting ban造句

• In Kenya, it is protected by the hunting ban of 1977.
• The Legislature could also lift the hunting ban.
• It would like the commercial hunting ban lifted.
• The delay gives the Assembly time to debate the hunting ban, Bassano said.
• Preserving habitats, hunting bans and other conservation methods are a much higher priority.
• Some conservationists claim trophy hunting is more effective for wildlife management than a complete hunting ban.
• The government's hunting ban does not apply to private game ranches catering to tourists.
• Large scale tourism promotion picked up in Kenya following the imposed hunting ban in Kenya since 1977.
• Wolves were hunted to near extinction in southern Scandinavia until a hunting ban was imposed in the 1970s.
• The project focused on wolves in the area and was instrumental in establishing a wolf hunting ban there.
• Norway rejected a 1986 commercial hunting ban imposed by the International Whaling Commission, as allowed by commission rules.
• Nor was Norway bound by a 1986 commercial hunting ban imposed by the International Whaling Commission, they said.
• In 1982, MARENA established seasonal hunting bans for 26 endangered species of mammals and 4 species of reptiles.
• Both bills failed to become law as they were blocked by Labour members who wanted a specific hunting ban.
• Opponents object to Norway defying the IWC hunting ban, and hunting whales without knowing the size of the population.
• After the protesters were removed, the Commons voted by a wide majority to approve the hunting ban for July 2006.
• Paterson voted and spoke strongly against the fox hunting ban, in one speech likening supporters of the bill to Nazis.
• She has voted moderately against introducing ID cards, more EU integration, a stricter asylum system and the hunting ban.
• After the hunting ban was put in place in May 1990, however, more and more Oliver Ridley turtles reached maturity.
• It was hunted for meat, but is now considered to be safe, as a new hunting ban has been enforced.