— of meat-eating may be too strong for most of us to give it up, but recognizing its consequences is a move toward a middle ground: a place where we continue to eat animals but exchange that privilege (that's what it is) for a system in which we eat less and treat them better, one that allows our children to make more humane decisions.
Maybe we can learn to be more human, more humane.
Karen O'Keefe of the Marijuana Policy Project celebrated New Mexico's decision to enact "more humane" policies.
The decision to divorce is one that most adults wrestle with for years, and making the process more humane should not be confused with making the decision without care.
Do more courses in the humanities make you more humane?
Can a shot of humanities make doctors more humane?
Two prominent Senate Democrats, Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia and Tim Johnson of South Dakota, have been briefed on the new American-run prison, and have praised the decision to make conditions there more humane.
The benefits of lab-grown meat extend far beyond a more humane way to make palatable proteins for human consumption.
The week she clinched the nomination, Hillary Clinton spoke to Planned Parenthood Action Fund members, saying, "Life is freer, fairer, healthier, safer, and far more humane when women are empowered to make their own reproductive health decisions".
"It can literally be a life or death decision". Supporters of alternative-to-incarceration programs say they are not only more humane than prison, but also a lot cheaper.
