A short time later, they came to the first culling place she was willing to show them.

The culling is expected to be completed within the next few days.

I am going to point out the arguments for culling.

The culling required resources that were not immediately to hand.

The stock was in good shape, although it could stand culling.

A culling programme has eliminated most of them, although a few still remain.

I assure you, my culling would be far more just than lots.

Even residents who oppose the culling program say something needs to be done.

Such precautions are almost certainly not being taken in current culling efforts.

"The government will never give a blank check to culling," he said.

And I must say, you've done an admirable job of culling.

But culling is the worst thing you have ever seen in your life - rivers of blood and the rest.

My third point is that you referred to selection or culling.

Yes, we are against the unnecessary culling of healthy animals.

I would like to concentrate on what has already been said regarding the culling policy this morning.

And the truth was, they could use some culling.

The economic costs of proactive culling, the study found, were 40 times greater than the benefits.

But, of course, the key question now is: culling or vaccination?

"Sort of a culling force that keeps the human population down to a certain level.

Ruthless culling of any animal which didn't come up to standard would be his policy.

In every case, the book was open to a page that contained the "culling song".

At that time, we knew very little about the techniques or effects of massive culling operations.

A study felt that the current system of culling did not impede the disease's spread.

They were so prolific, culling had to be introduced in the 1930s to control their numbers.

Such aerial culling is a contentious issue to some members of the public.

In fact, some of them think the cull is too low.

Too bad about old Cull, but that's probably for the best.

There were just too many people now in this land and a cull was needed.

Culls always talk about swinging at you, and they do.

"I got both those culls pretty good, but it's bad for business."

Tomorrow would see the greatest cull in the city's history.

What was that flash cull doing in Tom's back room?

She has proposed a cull in two pilot areas next summer.

So insignificant was Cull that even the police had passed him up.

Me, I'd be happy to see a cull of property managers!

Between you and him, there's a bunch of culls, waiting quiet up against the wall.

"Think you two could fetch a cull out for me?

However, native species may be killed during government authorized culls.

It was not clear when the cull would begin in Cumbria.

To many people that will sound pretty commercial, especially as they have just witnessed the hard reality of the cull.

The Institute later announced that the total cull was 195 whales.

The cull is the set of items rejected during the selection process.

Or there's not enough food and they decide to become culls."

Not even my own people knew, except for Cull.

Then the first names were called for the archery cull.

If some cull gets to you out here, don't blame me.

Why all these bodies are so adamantly against a cull is hard to say.

Animal rights activists have called for the cull to be banned.

To find such low culls as these two in positions of importance proved it.

"Now, my little cull, we're going to have a question and answer session here.

As expected the team was culled from the 1999 season.

These are culled down to an average of about 2,800 cases a year.

As they show that, we'll cull them and put others in their place.

It must have been culled two weeks ago at the least.

At an early stage, the parents may cull their young.

Am I going to find a similar list culled from this time around?

The five minutes were culled from about four hours of tape.

Culling from the American stores was out of the question, though.

Over time, those with the gift were culled from the race of men.

But if so much is culled from the public domain why do we need the book at all?

I was happy to cull elements and let them stand alone.

These were culled into a 12-page survey, returned by about 54 percent of the student body.

Instead of writing a book, we would simply cull the most significant things he said on democracy.

The group relied on information culled from local news reports.

"It seems as if you have to cull your information from so many different sources," she said.

The pictures were culled from over 2,000 taken between 1984 and November 1989.

You fed up certain animals during the summer and culled them in the fall.

To keep the costs down, the third round of the competition was culled.

Instead, the department culls them from men sent to prisons.

He spent three months culling 30 works and has mounted the show in a way that best makes his point.

This was the time of year that men culled their livestock.

In May he had already culled 500 animals from his herd.

We cull deer only to keep the population in check.

In the intervening years, he said, 44,000 have been culled.

Each art period comes with about 50 images culled from collections around the world.