| It is vitally important that the people here are united in this thrust to depopulate the country area. |
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| About 4,000 villages have been burnt and razed to the ground in an attempt to depopulate the area. |
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| Indeed, in the early 1770s, the movement of people westward was so large that it threatened to depopulate Britain. |
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| He is likelier to depopulate the region than to stop the flow of arms over the border. New fronts could then open. |
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| It is in no one's best interests to depopulate the rural parts of our country. |
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| As well, they must agree to depopulate an entire breeding barn and commit to not housing swine breeding stock in the same barn for three years. |
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| Last Wednesday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced its decision to depopulate the high-risk region. |
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| They are a specialty and to depopulate them, to kill them all means they are irreplaceable. |
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| In the areas we need to look at, our priority right now is to depopulate those areas. |
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| At a minimum, they move to cities, depopulate rural lands and stretch national resources. |
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| Due to looming overcrowding issues and economic distress, the owner of the farm made the decision to depopulate the entire herd. |
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| At the beginning of the XVIIth century, Fez connait epidemics of plague, famine, misery and civil wars depopulate the city. |
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| It is the final phase of a big military operation aiming to depopulate Kurdish villages. |
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| For full access to a genuine voice, Hemingway argues that a writer must depopulate his or her world, physically or metaphysically. |
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| The increased ease of travel helped to depopulate many culturally rich, high-altitude areas as well. |
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| Saddam launched Anfal in 1987, beginning the destruction of some four thousand Kurdish villages as he tried to depopulate the countryside. |
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| He said it would depopulate the farm centres, that I had to stop the program, and it was a terrible thing. |
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| Captain Alaa al-Basha, a rebel commander in Damascus, thinks the regime was trying to depopulate the area in the face of renewed progress by rebels pushing towards the centre of the capital. |
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| It merely means that we must lower our customs duties, open up our borders and depopulate our agriculture, all this to depend on the surplus-generating agriculture of other countries which are not poor countries. |
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| The program will be retroactive to April 1, 2009, therefore, producers who depopulate their barns prior to applying for the program will still be eligible. |
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| But the campaign has been hamstrung by scaremongering zealots. Some Nigerian Muslims believe that the polio vaccine is part of an American plot to depopulate poor countries. |
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| In terms of my approach to it, and I have asked my officials to ensure that we look at these cases on a case by case basis, our overall goal is to move to depopulate that whole area. |
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| The long term implication must be part of the compensation decision making process because once we depopulate a particular farm the farmers need time to re-establish, refurbish and repopulate their farms. |
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| Earlier this month we made the hard decision to depopulate all commercial poultry flocks and other backyard bird and smaller operations referred to in the control area in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia. |
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| However, we are confident that our proposed action plan to depopulate and stamp out this disease will maintain the confidence of consumers, both domestic and international. |
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| One cannot increase its water resources by going to war with a neighbor unless you capture the entire watershed, depopulate it, and run the risk of tremendous retaliation. |
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| Program participation requires producers to completely depopulate at least one entire breeding barn and to commit not to restock that barn with breeding stock for a period of three years after the cull. |
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