Sentence examples for required humane from inspiring English sources
Judge Johnson's ruling required humane treatment of patients, sufficient staffing, individualized treatment plans and as little reduction in patient freedom as practicable.
Owing to the extent and severity of some of the above clinical signs, five control animals required veterinary treatment or progressed such that the animals required humane euthanasia.
Blood samples (anticoagulated with EDTA) were obtained from a live, stranded yearling female harbor porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) that required humane killing in northern North Carolina in May 2005 (MLC 001) and from a yearling male harbor porpoise.
The Geneva Conventions require humane treatment of all prisoners, and the Bush Administration has essentially exempted the C.I.A. from needing to meet this standard in all cases.
Canadian officials immediately criticized the ban, which could take effect within several weeks, for not exempting countries like Canada that have guidelines requiring humane, sustainable hunts.
Congress, for its part, must repeal the law specifically exempting the intelligence agencies from the rules requiring humane treatment of prisoners.
This week, reviews completed by two investigative panels have called for even clearer rules to be drafted for the military and intelligence agencies to require humane treatment during interrogation.
None of the high-level Qaeda figures like Mr. bin al-Shibh and Mr. Mohammed was questioned under the rules of the Geneva Conventions, which require humane treatment of prisoners in questioning.
The only reasonable method to determine the latter requires animal models, which are much more expensive and require humane considerations, and limiting the numbers of animals used entails application of unnatural doses of the suspected carcinogen.
A second Maui County aquarium bill still in committee would require humane treatment on starvation, finning and fizzing.
In Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, the Supreme Court concluded that the Geneva Conventions' Common Article 3 — which requires humane treatment of all captive combatants — applied to the detainees at Guantanamo.
