Sentence examples for 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.

We aren't really counted as human beings in our society.

Shakespeare's play is also deeply concerned with who counts as human, with who deserves Prospero's "humane care".

Beneath the human interest story, in other words, is a question about who counts as human.

Humanity's mastery, like God's omnipotence, includes the ability to redefine who or what counts as human and even to destroy itself.

Once you voice the idea that women ask for rape and can't have careers, the next stage is to get rid of naggy old human rights because women don't count as human anyway.

For anything to count as human willing, it must be based on a maxim to pursue some end through some means.

In that sense, they would seem to count as "human subjects," presuming the information he gathered from them could be called "data".

The Oral History Association sought this clarification in response to what many scholars have come to call "mission creep" on the part of IRBs, i.e., the move on the part of many IRBs to claim regulatory rights to work that was never intended by the federal government to count as human subjects research (Center for Advanced Study, 2005; see also American Association of University Professors, 2006).