Sentence examples for has been humane from inspiring English sources

Given this level of secrecy, the public and all but a few members of Congress who have been sworn to silence have had to take on faith President Bush's assurances that the C.I.A.'s internment program has been humane and legal, and has yielded crucial intelligence.

If they had been humane, they would have treated her.

But Justice Department officials said that the forced feeding of the detainee, Mohammed Bawazir, had been humane and that Mr. Bawazir had mostly fabricated any discomfort he suffered.

This was not done for the humanization of care: Prof 8: No-one gives us an assessment at the end of the month and asks us to look at ourselves and our patients and see where we have been humane...I'm told: 'you've had so many deliveries, and your forceps rate is this, and your cesarean rate is that.

In a written statement to parliament, Paterson said: "Current indications suggest the pilot [cull] has been safe, humane and effective in delivering a reduction in the badger population of just under 60%.

In a written statement to MPs, Mr Paterson said: "Current indications suggest that the pilot has been safe, humane and effective in delivering a reduction in the badger population of just under 60%.

Slaughter traditionally has been considered most humane for the animal and/or most healthy for human consumption.

The historical trend of legitimacy laws has been toward more humane treatment of illegitimate children.

Ten million turkeys are eaten every Christmas, so try to make sure it has been reared in humane conditions.

Perhaps most importantly, he started a spay/neuter program at the A.S.P.C.A. that has been copied by humane organizations around the country.

Raised by alligators abandoned to the sewers of Brooklyn by elderly Jewish tourists returning from Florida vacations, Ken White has been working for humane organizations since 1978.