Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The cause of their looming extinction is the illegal poaching of tigers in India.
• They have presented it as if the human rights of the illegal migrants are being blatantly denied by the Directive, whereas in fact the opposite is the case.
• The situation of illegal poaching and trading appears to be out of control and is worsening.
• related products, the new reserves will be too little too late.
• As regards the illegal practices that were referred to in the question, it would be helpful if the accusation could be rather more specific.
• It should in particular be noted that, if the sale process is successful and correctly implemented, companies acquiring the shipyard assets will not have to repay the illegal subsidies, even if they choose to continue shipbuilding.
• Don't forget illegal poaching of a crustacean without a license.
• Therefore, unless the European Union and international community take urgent action in curbing demand and tackling illegal poaching and trafficking, and changing attitudes in China on tiger

• The illegal hunting of protected and specially protected birds is, regrettably, a frequently recurring problem in the European Union.
• The illegal hunting of protected birds is a serious, widespread problem in Malta.
• Mr De Rossa's report is concerned with the illegal hunting of endangered species and in no way poses a threat to hunting in the European Union, as the EDD Group amendment claims.
• A LIFE project has been launched in order to save this specially protected species; however, the project may well be rendered impotent by this and similar kinds of illegal hunting if the Commission does not take the necessary action against Member States.
• Regulated Swedish elk hunting and the illegal hunting of apes and other wild animals threatened with extinction occupy quite separate worlds.
• Why is the Commission taking so long to stamp out the illegal hunting and trapping of wild birds in Malta?
• On Tuesday, 23 March 2010, BirdLife Malta handed to the Office of the Prime Minister of Malta over 122000 signatures from people all over Europe protesting against the illegal hunting of birds in Malta.
• If there is anyone opposed to illegal hunting, that person is myself.