Sentence examples for continuation of human from inspiring English sources

But the continuation of human rights abuses and the lack of justice makes it difficult.

(Answers may include further destabilization of the area, continuation of human rights issues that currently exist, etc).

However, widely shared concerns for the continuation of human life and at a high level of well-being cannot be accounted for solely by rights-based considerations (Section 4.5).

It has been suggested that the widely shared concerns about the continuation of human life on earth at a high level of well-being can, at least in part, be accounted for by an obligation toward future people that have no correlatives in future people's rights vis-à-vis current people.

His 1999 lecture on "Regulations for the Human Park," in which he argued that genetic engineering was a continuation of human striving for self-creation, stirred up a tempest in a country known for Nazi eugenics.

While death due to pathogenic microbes has been well documented, recent studies indicate that commensal organisms, and in some cases administered probiotics, are helping to delay morbidity and mortality and are playing a critical role in the continuation of human life.

But the continuation of US human rights sanctions would be easily brushed aside or neutralised by the Islamic Republic.

"Here you can see Lot and his two daughters; this is a few minutes before they fuck him in order to produce a continuation of the human race".

"There are real threats to the continuation of the human race on Earth, including our failure to save the home planet from ecological destruction and the possibility of nuclear war," he writes.

The Selected Letters of Bertrand Russell: The Public Years, 1914-1970.Edited by Nicholas Griffin.Routledge; 680 pages; $35 and £25"A GREAT deal of work has come upon me, neglect of some of which might jeopardise the continuation of the human race," wrote Bertrand Russell in a letter in 1967, explaining why he did not have time to comment in detail on a philosophical manuscript.

On Friday, a group of Roman Catholic bishops in Washington issued a statement opposing the new bill and praising the state's existing law for recognizing "the unique and irreplaceable potential of a man and woman to conceive and nurture new life, thus contributing to the continuation of the human race".