Sentence examples for humane stance from inspiring English sources
Shorten has hugged the Coalition tightly on the hoary old Howardism of stopping the boats, rejecting a more progressive and humane stance, even when it's clear that Australia's bipartisan asylum policy on offshore processing and detention is amoral and indefensible.
Like many within the football community of players and managers Guardiola took a humane stance over Topo's tragic death – after all, he was a colleague working to promote and distribute football – and perhaps without meaning to, Uefa have helped him spread the word.
Prof John Ashton's courageous and humane stance on the need to change our attitudes towards death and dying could not be more timely, given that Lord Falconer's assisted dying bill is to reach its crucial second reading in the House of Lords on 18 July.
At the time, Mr. Gingrich called his stance "humane," but to Mr. Baier, Mr. Romney called it "amnesty".
Dink's humane and liberal political stance won admirers among the more progressive elements in Turkish society, not least young people.
More than once I've heard the despairing dying complain bitterly, "They'd never treat an animal like this!" The time has come for our society as a whole to adopt the humane moral and legal stance enshrined in Oregon's law.
Newt Gingrich has gambled his status as the latest frontrunner in the Republican presidential race by advocating a "humane" approach to illegal immigration, a stance that risks alienating conservatives.
I doubt, however humane and well-intended, that the no evictions stance will be as effective as the practical measures most councils are now setting out to help people out of arrears.
Everett's magnificently searching performance shows you the nobility and the folly, the humane self-sacrifice and the calamitous obduracy of this stance.
The Smithsons' strongly personal stance, and coolness towards convention, made them the most humane of architects - if perhaps the most cussed.
