Sentence examples for inhumane support from inspiring English sources

The Catholic musician also seemed to make a homophobic joke further down in the comments about "Mike pence turning fruits into vegetables," which seems to allude to Pence's disgustingly inhumane support for so-called "conversion therapy".

The Catholic musician also seemed to make a homophobic joke further down in the comments about "Mike pence turning fruits into vegetables," which seems to allude to Pence's disgustingly inhumane support for so-called "conversion therapy".

Though campaigners condemned the executions as barbaric and inhumane, and though support for capital punishment has declined in the United States, these botched lethal injections spurred little public discussion.

Then he supports inhumane policies, which he justifies under the guise of an existential danger to Israel.

I choose not to support the inhumane and environmentally destructive practices of factory farms (which, to be fair, you can totally do while still eating the right animal products).

They claim that, "The government are clearly preparing a stitch-up, trying to put a judge at the heart of the establishment in charge of the inquiry, who supports the inhumane housing policies which have led to Grenfell".

I just could not conceive that she would ever do anything that would support degrading and inhumane treatment".

Cultural inappropriateness of care, disrespectful and inhumane services, and lack of emotional support, can deter them from accessing obstetric care [ 13- 16].

In that classroom in Montgomery, Alabama thirty-one years ago, the vast majority of my fellow students had no problem supporting the commission of inhumane acts and unconstitutional policies in a hypothetical vote.

Speaking on behalf of Moritz, Nathan Ballard, spokesman for the campaign to support Proposition Q said it was, "inhumane to allow people to live on the street when shelter is available.

In California, voters in 2008 overwhelmingly supported Proposition 2 that bans the inhumane confinement of egg-laying hens, breeding pigs and veal calves in cages so small the animals cannot stretch their limbs, lie down or turn around.