galster造句

• Galster of Wayne State said : " The data are just very complicated.
• One of the proponents of the Rostock myth was the controversial Danish historian Jon Galster.
• Galster went down with his ship.
• CITES " decides what part of Mother Earth gets saved and what doesn't, " Galster said.
• "We are not afraid of the lawsuit because we tell people the truth, " said Galster.
• About 50 police officers and wildlife protection officials from the forestry department were involved in the raid, Galster said.
• The Chinese are vacuuming it up, " says Steven Galster, who heads the conservation group WildAid Asia.
• Steven Galster, WildAid director for Thailand, told The Associated Press by telephone that he was surprised by the lawsuit.
• Revenue from the global trade in illegal wildlife is estimated at US $ 6-10 billion annually, Galster said.
• Galster said other live animals found, including two orangutans from Indonesia, birds and rare snakes, were probably meant for collectors.
• Emil and Gladys Galster stipulated that the park will always remain a wilderness park and be available for educational use to scouting organizations.
• She escorted " Galster ", one of the destroyers that had run aground, back to Germany on 12 July.
• The center is named after Emil S . and Gladys Galster, who deeded the park to the City of West Covina in 1971.
• He said the foundation underwrote Galster's research and Wednesday's growth conference to highlight the effect of smart growth policies on housing availability.
• After drugs and arms, the illegal trade in wildlife is the most profitable black market in the world, said Steven Galster, director of WildAid Thailand.
• In a preliminary study sponsored by the foundation, George Galster, a professor at Wayne State University in Detroit, and three other researchers developed a sprawl index.
• "The conventional notions of integration and segregation need rethinking, " said George Galster, a professor of urban affairs at Wayne State University in Detroit.
• Many Arkansans seemed unaware of the plasma program in their state prisons until last summer, when Michael Galster, a prison doctor, wrote a fictionalized account that exposed it.
• "( Wildlife trafficking ) is very attractive to people who want to make money, particularly those who don't mind breaking a few laws, " Galster said.
• They've responded now to Thaksin's invitation to make law enforcement a priority, " said Steve Galster, Asia regional director for WildAid, an animal welfare organization.