Sentence examples for be counted as human from inspiring English sources
Lisa Deutsch, executive director of the Music Conservatory of Westchester in White Plains, said the county's arts organizations should be counted as human service, as well as cultural, organizations.
Deciding which norms should be counted as human rights is a matter of considerable difficulty.
In spite of the danger of rights inflation, there are doubtless norms that should be counted as human rights but are not generally so treated.
Evidently, More regarded this position as likely to lead to the conclusion that humans could also be counted as living creatures without souls (it is not clear whether there were contemporary Cartesians who held this, but it certainly became a common view in the period of the Enlightenment).
But "not everything that counts can be counted," as Einstein once remarked, and after the geologist and the geographer have exhausted their estimation of its dimensions in numerical wonder, there remains its human heart.
In a slave society human beings are counted as capital in the same way as livestock or machines.
Either there is equal protection under the law, and consenting adults can marry one another, serve openly in the military, visit one another in the hospital, and leave their worldly possessions to one another, or the Constitution is worth no more than it was when some were counted as three-fifths human.
The data from animals was taken as a collective, meaning that any animal that corresponded the same as humans was counted as a positive.
However, looking at the former restrictions on human rights in our country starting with slavery, women not being able to vote, blacks being counted as two thirds of a human, segregation, no gays in the military (to list a few) all have gone by the wayside.
If the human paired bidirectional genes both have the one-to-one orthologous gene in mouse genome and the orthologous gene pairs were still arranged in bidirectional architecture, these bidirectional gene pairs were counted as the conserved bidirectional gene pairs (human cBIP pairs), while other gene pairs as the human specific bidirectional gene pairs (human sBIP pairs).
