Sentence examples for humans groups of from inspiring English sources

Among humans, groups of gays, lesbians, and celibate religious communities serve this beneficial function.

Dr. Dunbar believes that the much larger human groups, of 150 members or so, overcame the grooming barrier by developing a new kind of social glue, namely language.

He and his commanders were accused by human rights groups of abuses in the 1990's.

Annan was accused by human-rights groups of caving in to U.S. pressure to accommodate Kabila.

Several of the prime suspects, accused by human rights groups of masterminding the violence, are high-ranking government ministers.

But the tribunal ruled that there was not a real risk of automatic persecution, despite reports from human rights groups of violence, torture and repression in Zimbabwe.

Estimates by human rights groups of the number of political prisoners who remain in government custody range from about 200 to 600.

He is accused by human rights groups of the detention, torture and killing of perceived opponents during his 22-year rule.

The Catholic priest, who carried a revolver in his belt during the genocide, is accused by human rights groups of colluding with the killers.

That has left the human rights groups of these post-Communist countries feeling increasingly vulnerable as their chief champion backs away from confrontation.

The general has a widely known reputation as a brutal fighter, and his men have been accused by human rights groups of committing atrocities on civilians.