Sentence examples for inhumane manner from inspiring English sources

However, bison are not killed in this inhumane manner.

Moreover, even though he fostered the crusading spirit, he waged war in a less inhumane manner than most of his contemporaries.

And few, if any, states could match the consistently unjust and unquestionably inhumane manner in which Texas sends its prisoners to their doom.

By digging into the records, Dikötter provides a detailed litany of the degree of suffering the Great Helmsman unleashed and the inhumane manner in which his acolytes operated.

"Displaying corpses in a very, very inhumane manner is completely unacceptable," said the spokesman for the National Ebola Response Centre, Sidi Yahya Tunis.

Activists acknowledge the problem of illegal immigration, which isn't unique to Israel, but claim that this doesn't excuse treating the asylum seekers who are already living in the country in a cruel and inhumane manner.

Alistair Hodgett, a Washington spokesman for Amnesty International, said the group did not oppose force-feeding, provided that it was not done in an inhumane or degrading manner and that it was a result of a medical, not political, decision.

On 24 May 2004 he wrote a letter to the ISC which stated that British intelligence officers had been given new instructions to report any suspicion that the people they were questioning were being treated "in an inhumane or degrading" manner, rather than simply consider drawing it to the attention of those detaining the individual.

Erdogan reiterated in his statement Ankara's call for a joint historical commission to study what happened a century ago "in a scholarly manner". "Having experienced events which had inhumane consequences -- such as relocation -- during the First World War should not prevent Turks and Armenians from establishing compassion and mutually humane attitudes toward one another," Erdogan said.

Brought to this country against our will, forced to provide "free labor" in some of the most brutal and inhumane conditions known in human history, mercilessly circumscribed by all manner of law and convention and now; in this age, incarcerated in disproportionate numbers in this nation, black people still remain strangers that are rarely welcomed.

In addition, the Omarska and Keraterm camps also operated in a manner designed to discriminate and subjugate the non-Serbs by inhumane acts and cruel treatment.