Sentence examples for humane requirements from inspiring English sources

Closed in 2002 because authorities felt that its facilities no longer met humane requirements, the building was placed under historic register.

USDA's failure to create regulatory humane requirements has led, predictably, to a lack of concern among inspectors.

Agriculture officials said in a statement that they thought the case was "an isolated incident of egregious violations to humane handling requirements and the prohibition of non-ambulatory disabled cattle from entering the food supply".

There is no humane slaughter requirement for fish.

They said they had been stung as well by a Pentagon report commissioned by the new administration that said last month that the detention camp on the naval base at Guantánamo Bay meets the humane-treatment requirements of the Geneva conventions.

A Pentagon report requested by President Obama on the conditions at the Guantánamo Bay detention center concluded that the prison complies with the humane-treatment requirements of the Geneva Conventions.

But the complete, humane practitioner requires more that biological science.

On Friday, government officials said that a Pentagon official had completed the Guantánamo report, concluding that the site complies with the Geneva Conventions' requirements for humane treatment — including procedures for force-feeding prisoners on hunger strike by strapping them down and inserting a nasal tube, a practice prisoners' lawyers have denounced.

Influenced by his experience of being tortured in Vietnam, McCain has sponsored legislation requiring that U.S. government personnel comply with the Geneva requirement of humane treatment of prisoners.

American Humane Certified lays out specific requirements for enriched colony housing, cage-free, free-range, and pasture-raised.

All animals received humane care in accordance with the requirements of the German Tierschutzgesetz, §8 Abs. 1 and in accordance with the guide for the care and use of laboratory animals published by the National Institutes of Health in 2011.