Sentence examples for not be slaughtered from inspiring English sources

Emotion and history aside, there is a more pragmatic reason the horse should not be slaughtered.

"They forced me to watch them die so that I would not be slaughtered," she says, before breaking down in tears.

"If a horse receives certain drugs, it may not be slaughtered for human consumption due to fears over the effects of these drugs on people.

If you continually go back on your word, you and your family may not be slaughtered by a lecherous old man, but your team will lose faith in you, which is nearly as bad," Haden said.

Shofars are mostly produced in Israel, Morocco and China, and the horn can come from a ram or almost any other kosher animal — some Jews prefer the spiraling horn of a kudu antelope — but the animal need not be slaughtered in kosher fashion.

Cattle in the entire district could not be slaughtered at the Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) abattoirs, which, respondents indicated, resulted in serious financial constraints as they could not pay school fees or have enough to eat.

Their neighbors, they saw, had gone home and had not been slaughtered.

Liberian children are not being slaughtered offshore, but on the ground, and that's where troops are needed.

Horses have not been slaughtered in the United States since 2007, after Congress forbade the use of federal money for inspection of horse meat.

But even those funds that specialise in fixed income have not been slaughtered; according to Hedge Fund Research, the average 2007 return, at the end of October, was 3.3%.But do these figures represent the true scale of the problem?

That, of course, means that up to 10% of British halal meat may come from animals that have not been slaughtered in a way animal welfare experts consider humane: some stricter Muslims insist stunning is not halal, and some halal authentication bodies – of which there are five in the UK alone – deem it an offence against Qur'anic law and tradition.