| Other nations have freed imprisoned terrorists, paid cash bounties, or otherwise helped the cause of terrorists. |
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| The official policy of wiping them out intensified throughout the 17th century, and unusually generous bounties were offered to wolf-hunters. |
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| Despite the fact that nature has been harsh and cruel to Afghanistan it has been generous in bestowing bounties of sorts. |
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| The bounties of Mother Nature and wealth from recycled waste were well depicted at the one-day exhibition. |
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| Now is the time of the First harvest, when the bounties of nature give of themselves so that we may survive. |
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| It took five decades of trapping, bounties, and posse hunts to exterminate the wolf here. |
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| Although he discussed bounties in the context of foreign trade, the main issues are the same. |
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| The second strand was the payment of export bounties to domestic farmers when the price of grain fell below a certain point. |
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| But in reality, Husk was going to further alter the cows into the guise of missing oxen, receiving bounties without the hard labor. |
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| There are bounties to be had for killing Russian troops and blowing up their vehicles. |
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| However, there was a problem during the war with men enlisting more than once to obtain the generous bounties provided for volunteers, so these figures may be exaggerated. |
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| Tables, laden with bounties, were spread on every hand, and at these all classes for the nonce sat down together. |
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| Sadly, there are too many lionfish about, and the bounties have proved too expensive to sustain. |
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| The payment of bounties might end up enriching a few lawyers but leave the rest of the profession, and its corporate clients, worse off. |
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| For example, why, in that most patriotic of years, was the new U.S. government compelled to lure recruits with promises of bounties, clothing, and land? |
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| The Taliban know about the work they have been doing and have bounties on their heads. |
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| It will allow others less fortunate than us to enjoy the bounties and joys of these ideals. |
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| We thank our Creator for the wonderful country and the bounties of nature that we share. |
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| For thousands of years, Man has been improving plants to get the most out of the rich bounties of nature. |
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| The Saskatchewan government has experience with bounties as a way to reduce wildlife populations. |
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| This proposal was taken into account in Law 2006-728 of 23 June 2006 on the reform of successions and bounties. |
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| Many governments offered bounties and funded extensive coyote control programs. |
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| My father had visited the Barrier Reef in 1932 while investigating sugar tariffs and bounties, and a Proserpine sugar-grower had lent him a lugger and crew. |
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| You might expect that a menu long on the bounties of the Shenandoah Valley would feature prominently the wines of Virginia, too. |
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| The ancient Maya believed that the underworld of caves was home to gods that controlled rainfall and harvest bounties. |
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| Hard-core Moscow supporters like oleg Tsarev, a local parliament member, were chased out of town with bounties their heads. |
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| The war, and the politics regarding the draft and bounties, exacerbated differences between Northerners and Southerners, Republicans and Democrats, and rich and poor. |
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| Rural India even today is at the mercy of nature's bounties and fury. |
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| Thick and luscious, perkily orange like the setting sun, it was loaded with the bounties of Mother Nature. |
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| The French, finding rewards thus placed on their own heads, responded in kind, although their bounties were only one-tenth of the value of those offered by the British. |
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| In the past, people considered red foxes pests, because they eat poultry, as well as game birds and small mammals that people also hunt, so governments offered rewards, or bounties, for killing foxes. |
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| Fortunately, most people now recognize that the benefits that farmers derive from having foxes around far outweigh any damage that they do, and bounties have mostly been dropped. |
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| The effectiveness of bounties in keeping down populations of mammals is doubtful, especially in the case of foxes, which produce five or more young every year. |
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| Has ordered the building of this pool the servant of God, Yazid Commander of the Faithful, may God favour him and prolong his life and happiness and bestow upon him blessings and bounties in this world and the next. |
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| It became a system of thought that promised universal unilinear progress to the bounties of communism after capitalism is overthrown. |
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| Whistleblowing advocates report an uptick in the number of lawyers prepared to snitch for money since the passage in 2010 of the Dodd-Frank act, which increased whistleblower bounties and protections. |
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| Nature has so distributed her bounties of soil, forest, mines, waterflow, fisheries and other resources that every nation can produce some things more easily and cheaply than any other nation. |
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| Why was he unable to take possession of the world's bounties? |
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| Anything that damages the biodiversity of the reefs in diving resorts is bad for tourism, so in some countries, such as Mexico and Belize, people have tried introducing bounties payable to divers who catch lionfish. |
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| They were given to the US for detention at a time when US forces were heavily reliant on Afghan proxies who had their own agendas and who accepted bounties for captives. |
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| Campaigners in Colorado used the success of their state's medical system to argue for the creation of a recreational one. They also hinted at the great bounties that pot taxes could deliver to state coffers. |
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| He began the Eid Sermon by Takbir, glorifying and thanking the Almighty for his bounties and blessings. |
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| Tariffs were placed on imports and bounties given for exports, and the export of some raw materials was banned completely. |
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| Many of these men claim to have committed no offence except being in the wrong place Afghanistan at the wrong time, or to have been sold to American forces for the bounties they offered. |
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| Wherefore did Nature pour her bounties forth With such a full and unwithdrawing hand? |
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| He hoped it made him look like a coyote hunter, out for bounties. |
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| More than 71,000 bounties were collected in what rural municipalities say was a successful program, even though some environment groups expressed strong opposition. |
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| Funds may be used to cover rewards, bounties, contract payments and incentives to individuals and communities who participate in control and eradication programmes. |
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| Bounties of God are no doubt His trusts which should be spent for the good and exaltation of the community and nation. |
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| Bounties were paid on all kinds of seals up until 1945 in Maine and 1962 in Massachusetts. |
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| Bounties are offered, wanted advertisements are posted on billboards and headhunters lurk on the Internet. |
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