Sentence examples for considered humane from inspiring English sources

While the whale's euthanasia was messy, it was still considered humane, since pain and distress were reduced to the greatest extent possible given the circumstances.

In 1965, Sidney Cohen, a well-regarded LSD researcher, argued that "such degradation of a person's mind is worse than his physical death and can hardly be considered humane warfare".

Animal welfare groups were further outraged when the ministry demonstrated how to use snares and Nature Conservancy, recognising political realities, urged gassing setts instead, which was considered humane by animal welfare organisations.

The American Veterinary Medical Association recently issued an opinion on leghold traps, determining that versions with padded jaws or offset jaws — meaning the two jaws do not close tightly — are considered humane.

"The military option to deal with the boats inside Libyan waters or outside is not considered humane," said a government spokesman, Hatem el-Ouraybi.Many are sceptical whether the plan can work.

But the dolphin's death is far from quick, and couldn't under any circumstances be considered humane.

The American slaughterhouses killed horses quickly by driving steel pins into their brains, a method the American Veterinary Medical Association considers humane.

The regulations even allow people to hook conscious animals onboard with a metal spike, which no one would consider humane.

But when it comes to the specifics the manual contradicts itself, allowing actions that no right-thinking person could consider humane.

He remains a bit of a "60's person," unenamored of corporate America until he joined Schwab, a company he still considers humane, he says.

That, of course, means that up to 10% of British halal meat may come from animals that have not been slaughtered in a way animal welfare experts consider humane: some stricter Muslims insist stunning is not halal, and some halal authentication bodies – of which there are five in the UK alone – deem it an offence against Qur'anic law and tradition.