Sentence examples for inhumane situation from inspiring English sources

"It is an inhumane situation, these are women and children who have nothing to do with war," said Abdulaziz.

While it's commendable to finally see an official acknowledgment of the hideous conditions in which the carriage horses are forced to exist, the suggested remedies would just be a Band-Aid for an inherently inhumane situation.

This week, an influential group of peers, led by two former ministers in Tony Blair's cabinet, will seek to end what they see as the outdated and inhumane situation in which relatives or friends risk up to 14 years in prison if they travel with a loved one undertaking assisted dying overseas.

Separating children from their parents, intentionally restricting contact and withholding information about a child's location are practices that only worsen an already inhumane situation.

Rather than issuing a public statement, Tim Cook called the situation "inhumane" during a talk in Dublin this week.

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently spoke out against the family separation taking place at the U.S. border, calling the situation "inhumane" and "heartbreaking," so it's not surprising that Apple would direct some of its investment towards a series like this.

Though there will surely be no blanket legalisation of the kind advocated by Jack Lang, a former Socialist minister, to end "inhumane and absurd situations", a great many of the sans-papiers will probably get their papers, and perhaps sooner rather than later.

One participant described the conditions of living immediately following the earthquake as inhumane, stating "in this situation some people were living as if they were animals".

Their takeover prompted a series of air strikes by forces loyal to the Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, and United Nations officials have described the humanitarian situation as "beyond inhumane".

Some health policy experts like Uwe Reinhardt, an economics professor at Princeton University, see the situation as "brutal and inhumane".

Chris Gunness, a spokesman for the UN agency that supports Palestinian refugees known as UNRWA, described the situation inside as beyond "inhumane".