Sentence examples for remove a human from inspiring English sources

"I'm particularly concerned by situations where we remove a human being from the act of killing and war," says Dr Alex Leveringhaus, the lead author of the paper.

To remove a privilege or civil right is to restrict a person from having the same things others may have; to remove a human right is to prevent them from being a human being.

Other schemes, such as the machines designed to suck CO2 directly out of the air, are far less controversial, since all they aim to do is remove a pollutant that humans are adding to the air.

The data from this system have been used as the core basis of a recent proposal to stop the use of fluoroquinolones in poultry production, in an effort to reduce or remove a perceived threat to human health due to alleged increasing fluoro-quinolone resistance among human Campylobacter isolates.

In the years after World War II, when Dr. Billingham was a graduate student at Oxford, doctors were looking to the day when they might be able to remove a failing organ from a human patient and replace it with a healthy one from a donor.

The point-of-sale terminals (or P.O.S., as the occasionally vexing machines are known) remove a certain degree of human error, but more important, they keep waiters on the floor, selling food and booze, turning tables as efficiently as possible.

The first two 2036: Nexus Dawn and 2048: Nowhere to Run were directed by Ridley's son, Luke, and shed some light on the years leading up to 2049, including Niander Wallace's (Jared Leto) attempt to remove a ban on the synthetic humans known as replicants.

The nucleus is removed from a human egg cell and the nucleus from a skin cell is inserted.

It told the Observer: "Examination of the bodies we have received showed that the heads and tails appear to have been removed by a human.

It said: "Examination of the bodies we have received showed that the heads and tails appear to have been removed by a human.

Staff claim that two weeks after Nikkei's takeover of the FT had been announced the word "equivalent" was removed from a human resources online information sheet on the deal.