Sentence examples for deal humanely from inspiring English sources

Factories in Europe's northern rim have long explored how to deal humanely with automation, and tried in many different ways to counteract the outsourcing of jobs.

When John tried to explain what he had wanted from the statues, and talked about a "challenge to the police" to deal humanely with the neighborhood, she said the statues were "an affirmation of the police's distortions".

And migration on a huge scale has tested the ability of countries to deal humanely with desperate people.As it lists the misdeeds of one country after another, Amnesty's careful, plodding methodology acts as a brake on ideological fervour.

Mr. McPhee said he planned to share the results of the survey to find a way to deal humanely with what has become a safety risk as the stray dogs breed, increasing their population while the city's human population falls.

Our community has responded in a number of ways, with letters to the Prime Minister about the Government's failure to deal humanely with the situation of the people in Calais, and one signed by more than 100 rabbis.

He also repeated his pledge to tackle climate change and promised to institute a temporary worker program and "deal humanely with the millions of immigrants who have been in this country illegally".

During a stop at Window Rock, Ariz., in the Navajo Nation, James R. Franklin says that he admires American Indians because they have always dealt humanely with their war veterans.

Can the criminal justice system be transformed to deal more humanely, efficiently, and effectively with the mentally ill?

Life must be respected and dealt with humanely in a civilized society".

Within the discourse of trafficking, women are often seen to be passive, and in need of "rescue and repatriation", that is, that the best thing for them is to be dealt with humanely in their destination country/region, then removed from the situation into which they have been trafficked, and returned "home" [ 17].

We will guarantee your rights as a human being, and will deal with you humanely,' said Belhaj, who added that al-Saadi would be turned over to legal authorities.