Sentence examples for weakening of human from inspiring English sources

Nicola Sturgeon said it was "inconceivable" that her government would consent to any weakening of human rights anywhere in Britain.

"The Scottish Government will also oppose any weakening of human rights protections – not just in Scotland, but across the whole of the UK.

Decline of any of these functions can, in principle, contribute to the general weakening of the human organism at ages much younger than usually considered as old.

He accused them of undermining the UN's system and weakening an "instrument of human rights and international law to which both countries are bound".

The Law Society, which represents solicitors in the UK, said scrapping the Human Rights Act would "weaken the protection" of human rights.

The difficulties inherent to wolf hunting in steep, forested habitats hinders the ability of humans to react to wolf attacks and thus weakens the reciprocity of human – wolf relationships (cf. Lescureux and Linnell 2010).

His official motivation was to outmaneuver suspected diplomatic efforts by the British government to promote a general emancipation of slaves in Texas that would weaken the institution of human bondage in the United States.

Deletion of the C-terminal domain weakens the ability of human apoA-I to bind to HDL, indicating that this domain plays a critical role, namely that of mediating the initial interaction with the HDL surface.

How does weakening our grip on hell also weaken a rigorous doctrine of human freedom?

Russia has watched with irritation in recent months as the support of its closest Western European ally has weakened over the issue of human rights.

In SA, public health services have been weakened by the loss of human resources because of the accelerating 'brain drain' abroad, as well as internally to the private sector.