Sentence examples for address animals from inspiring English sources

We must admit that it has been easier for conscience, tradition, economic exploitation and political decisions to address animals as creatures without individual identity, and certainly no souls.

Animals' role in the food chain is currently part of internationalization. Multilateral institutions as IFAD International Fund for Agriculture Developmentt), FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) and the World Food Program address animals as a resource for humans.

All texts address animal behavior, including social behavior.

For example, Michael Murray, who is explicitly skeptical of human cognitive ability to address animal suffering (2008, 199), is skeptical of our ability to know whether animals experience morally significant pain.

"Given the general shortage and increased costs of animal feed across most of the country as a consequence of the poor weather, and in order to help address animal welfare and financial difficulties facing, I will also making £250,000 available to the Addington Trust to help them provide short-term support to those families in Wales who are least able to meet these costs".

They may address animal health but also humane treatment even when exploited as resource.

It can never be a 21st century power and a leader in the world if it does not commit to appropriately address animal protection issues.

Phoenix's horrific ordeal thrust Baltimore into the limelight, and instead of dodging the issue, the city decided to confront animal cruelty head-on by creating a task force to address animal abuse.

Spay Month reminds us that a prevention based approach to animal overpopulation is the only way to address animal suffering in a very big way that reaches all across the globe.

We've had success at the federal level and we've seen a raft of bills introduced across America in various states to address animal cruelty and conservation threats.

She has focused on the development of a framework IFAW refers to as "Adequate Guardianship," which ensures that communities are able to tailor program that address animal welfare concerns based on the needs of the local people and animals as well as their unique circumstances.