Sentence examples for declared human from inspiring English sources

Barbara Ehrenreich: If a chimpanzee can be declared human, there's nothing in the way of a person becoming an ape.

The Council of Europe and the United Nations have declared human reproductive cloning a violation of human rights.

Mr. Ryan's Congressional voting record reflects a religiously conservative bent; he was a co-sponsor of legislation that would have declared human life to begin at fertilization.

A spectacular example of these bridges, tending to disprove the size-effect theory and challenging all previous ancient constructions, is the Jiangdong bridge, of which only a part survives, but which should be restored, preserved, and declared human heritage monument.

Chinese feminists still revere Clinton for a 1995 speech she gave at a UN conference in Beijing in which she declared: "Human rights are women's rights – and women's rights are human rights".

And why can't we be inspired by her? Clinton famously declared "human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights" when she spoke at the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women, in Beijing, in 1995.

Later, in a gruesome evocation of the art collective Half Machine's declared "human-machine fusion" aesthetic, he conflated them again: kneeling beside the lifeless Wall, he "smacked her cheeks to try and reboot her".

By 2004, we'd found enough evidence to publish a paper in Nature where we declared, "Humans were born to run".

PHILIP GOUREVITCH: I guess you could also declare human nature and history over — and see where that got you.

In the end, it repudiated Haig's view, declaring: "Human rights is at the core of our foreign policy". Other aides more sensitive to soft power than Haig, whose background was military, persuaded Reagan to overrule him.

The judges were most powerful when they discarded arguments that the EPA improperly relied on outside studies that were inadequate to declare human activity the "root cause" of dangerous climate change.