Sentence examples for more humane methods from inspiring English sources

These alternatives typically come from small organic farms, which practice more humane methods of production.

He added, however, that it was not certain enhanced interrogation techniques, or EITs, produced better results than more humane methods.

The Chief Justice, in his 2008 opinion, wrote that "the firing squad, hanging, the electric chair, and the gas chamber have each in turn given way to more humane methods, culminating in today's consensus on lethal injection".

There are parts of America where guns are simply part of the culture, either for hunting and keeping the vermin out of the garden (there are more humane methods of doing this, of course, but some people simply have their ways), or for collecting.

The report, At What Cost?, compares the human and economic costs of Australia's immigration policies to proposed cheaper and more humane methods.

"Our goal isn't to help them find a more humane method because we don't think there is one," explains Guillermo.

She argues that considering the alternatives of sending in the Pakistani military or using manned aircraft to flush out jihadists, drone strikes are a far more humane method of war-fighting.

It was regarded as a surer, cleaner and above all more humane method than other forms of capital punishment such as the electric chair, hanging, gas or firing squad (just abolished in Utah).

He found that the lives of people and animals, such as newborn calves, could be saved with a device similar to the one used to inflate airbeds, and that a lethal injection rather than the electric chair was a more "humane" method of execution.

"It's clearly a more humane method.

In 2006, PETA went before Burger King's board of directors during its parent company's annual corporate meeting to request that poultry suppliers switched to a more humane method of slaughter called controlled atmosphere killing (CAK).