Sentence examples for be given a human from inspiring English sources

But "the proper relief that should be given a human being" remains beyond Mr. Stevens's grasp.

"It's a sad commentary that the law doesn't permit for the proper relief that should be given a human being," said the judge, who is now retired.

"It's a sad commentary that the law doesn't permit for the proper relief that should be given a human being," Judge Rogowski said.

The laws do not "permit for the proper relief that should be given a human being," the judge, now retired, said in an interview last year.

Society is about running at a loss, because profit and loss are, above all, human terms to be given a human measure.

Anti-liberals are no longer flogging the dead horse of central planning as an alternative to the market; instead, they insist mildly that capitalism be given a "human face".

They are given a human strength by Tim Pigott-Smith's magnificent performance as Charles.

Beccy Allen, of Adala UK, said it was essential the UN mission in the territory was given a human rights mandate.

Yet, unless people seeking sanctuary from persecution and torture are given a human face in the UK, there is a real danger that, come the general election, the two main parties will play the asylum card.

In 1900, the Great Storm, as it became known in the days before each hurricane was given a human name, changed one of the nation's most prosperous cities into a backwater.

Opening the barn door to a new era in farming and pharmaceuticals, the Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the first drug produced by livestock that have been given a human gene.