Sentence examples for humaneness and from inspiring English sources

The badger cull has failed on scientific, humaneness and cost grounds.

This was how Lei Bo explored the word "courage": he located it in its early life before it was set apart from ideas like wisdom, humaneness and trust.

This four-year pilot is to test the efficacy, humaneness and safety of shooting badgers at night to reduce TB in cattle.

28 February 2014 Independent expert assessments obtained by the Guardian show that badger culls in England failed on both humaneness and effectiveness.

The pilot culls are intended to test the effectiveness, humaneness and safety to the public of shooting free-running badgers at night.

Stone's plea for humaneness and flexibility and common sense is encased in the most subtly reasoned, profoundly erudite, and awesomely "difficult" of meditations on a complex subject.

Can't they be just family values, something that we all treasure as a mark of our fundamental humanity and humaneness?

Dominic Dyer, of the Badger Trust and Care for the Wild, said: "The badger cull policy has clearly failed on scientific, economic and humaneness grounds and must now come to an end.

On this basis, he goes on to formulate the definition of ren (humanity, humaneness) for the subsequent tradition: "the essential character of mind" and "the essential pattern of love".

Moreover, while still maintaining the importance of the norms and ritual action for character-building and the social order, Zhu began to emphasize the need to build up a sympathetic but realistic grasp of the warp and woof of real daily human life viewed in the perspective of such broad Confucian ethical ideals as humaneness (ren) and fairness (gong).

The government-appointed independent expert panel (IEP) charged with assessing the humaneness, effectiveness and safety of free shooting in the first year of pilot culls in Gloucestershire and Somerset concluded that the method failed to meet predetermined criteria for effectiveness or humaneness.