Sentence examples for lifelong confinement from inspiring English sources
Chief investigative reporter Brian Ross and producer Anna Schecter presented a hard-hitting indictment of standard industry practices, such as lifelong confinement and tail docking and dehorning without anesthetic.
First, BRF, Brazil's largest pork producer, announced that it will eliminate the lifelong confinement of breeding sows in gestation crates on company-owned and contract farms -- a move expected to affect more than 300,000 animals.
However, while concentration of market hogs in crowded, concrete floored pens, and the extreme isolation and lifelong confinement of sows in cages hardly bigger than themselves improves production efficiency, what about the interests of the pigs?
Their case, together with that of four other terrorist suspects wanted by the US, is currently before the grand chamber of the European court of human rights, which is deliberating whether to hear their appeal against an earlier decision of the court this year that their extradition to the US, and possible lifelong detention in solitary confinement, would not breach their human rights.
His lifelong fascination with power — and dread of its confinement and isolation — inspired two other masterpieces.
If we can make it easier for them to better their lives and avoid creating a lifelong criminal, we should exhaust every other alternative before confinement".
This premature weaning leaves the pigs with a lifelong craving to suck and chew, a desire they gratify in confinement by biting the tail of the animal in front of them.
Judi Chamberlin, whose involuntary confinement in a mental hospital in the 1960s propelled her into a lifelong leading role in the movement to guarantee basic human rights to psychiatric patients, died on Jan . 16at her home in Arlington, Mass.
"It is Mr Wallace's hope that this litigation will help ensure that others, including his lifelong friend and fellow Angola Three member, Albert Woodfox, do not continue to suffer such cruel and unusual confinement even after Mr Wallace is gone," his legal team said in a written statement.
"It is Mr Wallace's hope that this litigation will help ensure that others, including his lifelong friend and fellow 'Angola Three' member, Albert Woodfox, do not continue to suffer such cruel and unusual confinement even after Mr Wallace is gone," his legal team said in a written statement.
