Sentence examples for residents human from inspiring English sources
Those issues breached residents' human rights, he said.
In addition to being beautiful, hemlocks provide unique ecosystem services that benefit New York's residents, human and animal alike.
Two ongoing legal cases are considering whether the charity that manages the village has breached the residents' human rights and its own founding principles.
The show is nicely drawn, and San Lorenzo is populated with some appealingly odd young residents, human and otherwise; children will have no trouble finding a favorite.
The Sudanese government has been accused by residents, human rights groups and some United Nations officials of carrying out a harsh counterinsurgency campaign in the Nuba Mountains that has killed many civilians.
A controversial plan to force people out of their housing estate to make way for a rebuild that would leave more private and less social housing has been dealt a blow after the government decided it would breach residents' human rights.
The resident human population is increasing; lodges are proliferating.
Further, the resident human peripheral nucleated cells incubated in the presence of iC3b-ABP-F complexes inhibited the proliferation of human tumor cell line TPC-1 in vitro.
Transplantation of human hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells into SRG-15 mice dramatically improved the development and functional maturation of circulating and tissue-resident human NK and CD8+ T cells and promoted the development of tissue-resident innate lymphoid cell (ILC) subsets.
A more recent example of the musical expression of zugunruhe among captive, resident human beings might be "Folsom Prison Blues" by Johnny Cash: I'm stuck in Folsom Prison And time keeps draggin' on But that train keeps a-rollin' On down to San Antone".
The three men make up the current shift in a rotation of visiting human rights investigators called the Joint Mobile Group, which has taken on kidnapping and torture cases in this Russian republic that it considers too dangerous for resident human rights workers to handle.
