Sentence examples for interests of human from inspiring English sources

We have allowed the interests of capital to outweigh the interests of human beings and our Earth.

Suppose we agree (as I think we should) that nonhuman animals have legal rights; under what circumstances can the interests of human beings, or other animals, override those rights?

"We were elected," he said, "in the hope that we would do what, according to our knowledge and convictions, is in the long-term interests of human society as a whole; what is in the interest of freedom, security and dignity for all of us; what is in the interest of our life in peace and prosperity".

Or, we can be a generation that chooses to see the shoreline beyond the rough waters ahead; that comes together to serve the common interests of human beings, and finally gives meaning to the promise embedded in the name given to this institution: the United Nations.

Sometimes when the West claims to be acting in the interests of human rights, it is really responding to domestic pressures such as protectionist demands against cheap competition.It is true that there are elements of inconsistency, even hypocrisy, in the West's attempts to foster the cause of human rights round the world.

The importance of protecting the interests of human study participants is paramount and every effort must be made to safeguard subject confidentiality.

Defenders of speciesism thus face a dilemma: either the interests of humans are no more important than the like interests of some animals, or the interests of some animals are just as important as the like interests of humans.

If the PEC applied only to humans, then membership in Homo sapiens would count as a morally relevant characteristic on the basis of which one could favour the interests of humans over the like interests of animals.

Machine intelligence systems are just tools, designed by humans to serve the interests of humans.

Thus any experiments that are designed to enhance the important, replaceable, or trivial interests of humans or other animals would be prohibited.

As another, more urgent example, consider that our willingness to place the gustatory interests of humans ahead of the interests of non-human animals in avoiding pain, suffering, and death has been one of the greatest causes of unnecessary suffering in history (Scully 2002).