Sentence examples for be recognised as human from inspiring English sources

Out is Mila Kunis, in is Amanda Seyfried as a lawyer named Sam L Jackson who represents our furry friend in his case to be recognised as human.

But what is the minimal amount of information that is actually necessary for the animated form to be recognised as human?

Both valproate and carbamazepine are recognised as human teratogens.

Caring was recognised as challenging.

Asked what he would feel if it were proved he were part of the royal family, he said: "It would be nice to be recognised as a human being of equal value".

Housing must now be recognised as a human right, no different than the right to vote or express yourself freely.

If each person is morally obliged to recognise in practice what is known for what it is known to be, every other human being will be recognised as essentially on a par with the knowing person, and will have to be acknowledged as such.

They should be recognised as part of all of the human capital we have – both men and women, the young and the poor, indigenous people and disabled people.

The first fossilised human to be recognised as such was unearthed in 1856 in the Neander Valley near Dusseldorf in Germany.

Would a desire for human companionship even be recognised as a need or merely written off as a quixotic, romantic quirk of the bygone era?

Human faeces (properly composted) should also be recognised as an economic commodity and not a waste product.