Sentence examples for inhumane management from inspiring English sources
Law Council director Arthur Moses SC said the findings of the children's commissioner, if true, showed "the inhumane management of the Don Dale incident is a blight against Australia's human rights profile".
In an e-mail message on Thursday, China Labor Watch, which monitors Chinese factories and is based in New York, blamed Mr. Sun's death on "Foxconn's inhumane and militant management system, which lacks fundamental respect for human rights".
But on Wednesday afternoon the dispute escalated dramatically when about 300 ABC staff rejected the "unfair and inhumane pooling process" announced by management last week (known by some as 'The Hunger Games') and passed the following resolution at a union meeting.
Kapadia and Streat fear that even if adequate pain management were possible the psychological distress would be inhumane, culminating in a nightmarish altered perception of reality.
Disastrous crowd management strategies and facilities that some have characterized as inhumane were at the root of the tragedy in Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, Eng., in 1989, in which 96 were fatally injured when they were crushed inside the football ground.
She not only took an inhumane and unsporting position at odds with the principles of wildlife management and fair chase, but did it in an undemocratic and underhanded way.
Here's a reply from the head of New Jersey's Farm Bureau; no comment needed: "Stop inhumane pork farming" by Peter Singer and Paul Shapiro (op-ed, Aug. 16) sensationalizes one aspect of livestock management and overlooks New Jersey regulations that establish humane care protocols for the state's livestock producers.
Prior to the tear gassing Bath had received a complaint from a professional stakeholder about the "inhumane" solitary confinement of five detainees in the "cramped and darkened" cells of the behavioural management unit (BMU) for 23 hours a day.
