... of its ecological role and a greater diversity of ways to manage dingo populations in agricultural settings. And I think that we ve also come a long way in the diversity of tools that we ve got to be able to manage dingoes. Would that be a fair summation of today? GUY BALLARD: I think it is fair. We...

... that in the opinion of the Directors: (a) The annexed Profit and Loss Statement is drawn up so as to give It true and fair view of the results of the Company for the year ended June 30. t 989. (b) The annexed Balance Sheet is drawn lip so as to giv\: a true and fair view of ttl stltte of affairs of lhe Com pliny liS...

...) and faecal bacteria levels (>400 E. coli counts per 100 mL), and a pH range below 6.0 or above 7.5 (Otley, 2001). Waterways with the levels of the parameters between these values were considered of fair quality. Region 1. Upper Huon - West Ranelagh: This region includes the upper catchment area of the Huon...

...- The report by John Whitehouse on the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the review of that report by Dr Pat Hutchings are in my opinion very fair and competent documents. I have three comments which address both reports. I believe that Australia needs a more efficient co-ordinating system...

... and the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic resources, including by appropriate access to genetic resources and by appropriate transfer of relevant technologies, taking into account all rights over those resources and to technologies, and by appropriate funding...

... dogs and put them out into the wild and they started to fulfil an ecological function like the dingo, then fair enough, they are the same, but that doesn t seem to be the case here. We don t see feral dogs. We don t see significant populations of wild dogs or feral dogs living in Australia...

... cent of vegetation in good condition, 36 per cent in fair condition and 38 per cent in poor condition. More than a quarter of the soil on the 188,000-hectare property was assessed as having some erosion. The worst of the erosion can be found in what were originally the most productive areas...

... is morally right and fair, which, of course, greatly influence the corpus of general criminal and civil law, will very often provide no immediate answer in the case of environ- mental disputes. Such a dispute may present itself, on the surface, as no more than one between economic growth or development...

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... weekly experience of making the show with a small team and limited budget. A crucial issue is - W h o sets the environmental agenda. I think it is fair to say that en\' .lronment groups make most of the running here. They issue the faxes, make the phone calls and if it in particular areas. I think...

.... It was a finalist in the BHP Billiton Science Awards, Biology and Microbiology section. It was a winner of the Intel Science Award 2004 with a prize to attend the 2005 International Scientific and Engineering Fair- Phoenix Arizona. Eight million students world wide submit projects for this fair, from which about...

... this process by agreeing on ways of measuring well-being and by publicising the results. The Report itself gives some clues as to the significance of why we should shift away from GDP. In this table (p22, and reproduced in part here as 4 The others are (2) Justice and solidarity, including rule of law, fair...

.... The Interim Council completely endorsed the views of "It is fair to say that, so far, no museum in Australia has the the integrating attempted, even on a moderate scale, to depictthe hitory the Museum's treatment of human and environmental of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l i ~ since the coming of the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w , he history...

..., that zoology is not the only branch of science to be short-changed by journalists. Some branches fair far worse than yours. If I was speaking today to an audience of chemists or physicists or mathematicians, I wouldn t have to labour that point. They think your lot get a dream run. I ve had the good fortune...

... the important thing? Why is it safe media . If we re working with the more opinionated important? You ve got to work that out. It s called the media, if I can call it that, Sydney seems to have more loading dock approach of science. than its fair share of that excitable charging and certainly a sort...

... everybody else to think about it. I assumed that there would be some people in the room who would want us not to kill for conservation and I wanted, at the end of the day, for us to have had those discussions about that. PAUL WILLIS: Fair enough. Let s move along to Sebastian [Lang]. Today is killing...

...-called productive parts of management. PAUL WILLIS: Okay. Fair enough. Anyone else want to chip in before we move along. Excellent. That s what I want to see - a bit of biff. TRUDY SHARP (NSW Department of Primary Industries): I would say that society is wanting farm animals to be produced and killed...

... in the breeding season (as opposed to the laissez-faire approach taken up until then) it was not possible to be certain of paternity. The uniformity of P.umbrina s genetic material meant that minisatellites were unenlightening on this point. But microsatellites show much finer distinctions, actually allowing...

... and applied for assessment of wild- caught products. In the SASAP, the process of assessing and grading products is conducted by the Science Reference Panel (SRP) in an iterative process with several checks and balances, including error-checking and a procedural fairness loop. The key elements...