Sentence examples for support humane from inspiring English sources

It has led him to support humane immigration reform.

The vast majority of prisoners are eventually coming home, and it's in everyone's interest to support humane conditions of confinement that promote successful re-entry to the community.

Upper- and middle-class citizens must pay fair wages and support humane working conditions to help people climb out of poverty.

We support humane immigration reform policies that do not cast immigrants as criminals or further militarize the border.

Let us correct our perception of those who abuse substances to reflect current understandings that support humane, non-judgmental and comprehensive treatment.

Being asked to support humane meat means being asked to support the suffering of animals in transport, to approve of treatment that causes them palpable fear, their bodies shaking and their eyes wide as saucers, as they are slung by their legs into crates that are slammed onto the back of a truck.

Kant, for example, supports humane behavior towards animals as a reflection of our humanity (Kant c. 1790), but cloning mammoths themselves is not particularly reflective of our duties towards humanity, as this involves animals that are not currently in existence, perhaps dispensing with any obligations owed them.

Gary Smith wrote at length about Joseph Williams, a football player at the University of Virginia who joined a hunger strike earlier this year in support of humane wages for the university's service employees.

The Republican party is going so far to the right that a lot of Americans who used to support decent, humane Republicans can no longer support the GOP as long as this nativist, anti-abortion, in-your-face Christian morality is dominant.

He also said the resolution demonstrated the board's opposition to the recent ICE raids and its "support of humane immigration reform".

In a victory for those who support a humane immigration policy, the Court overturned three sections of SB 1070: Arizona cannot criminalize unlawful presence in the United States, or working without papers; and the decision to arrest someone for unlawful presence in the U.S. is solely a federal issue.