It's the most inhumane situation I've lived in my life.
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"That's the most inhumane enforcement I've ever seen in my life," said Manchin.
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Sexual violence in conflict is one of the cruellest, most inhumane and vicious acts.
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Bloodthirsty, immoral, and beautiful beyond compare, Akasha is the most inhumane of all Rice's vampires.
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"It's been torture, the most inhumane situation I have lived in my entire life," he said.
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It does exactly the opposite, in the most inhumane way, and it only benefits one group.
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His modus operandi was not just to execute victims but to make them suffer in the most inhumane ways.
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" "Who are we to sentence this animal to the verge of extinction using the most inhumane and cruel means?
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"Separating a child from a parent -- as a parent -- is the most inhumane thing ever," the mother of two said.
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In other words, it took a lifetime for government to catch up to the most inhumane social consequences of industrialization.
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Hence, the Kim dynasty endures despite presiding over a population that is desperately poor and subject to the most inhumane conditions.
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Carlina Rivera, a Manhattan councilwoman who sponsored the foie gras legislation, said her bill "tackles the most inhumane process" in the commercial food industry.
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Augusto Pinochet's most inhumane act, of using the desolate mine of Chacabuco as a concentration camp against those who defied him, triggered a spatial caution.
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" O'Rourke added that "this is one of the most inhumane, cruel things I've ever seen this country do and it was the decision of the president.
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Heading into the 2020 campaign, Trump's deflections indicate he'll use baseless whataboutism when pressed about one of the most inhumane things his administration has done so far.
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"Separating a child from a parent -- as a parent -- is the most inhumane thing ever," said Allison Thompson, who said she's a Republican and the mother of two kids.
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"Let's be clear about these, I am going to use these to torture someone in the most inhumane way possible," Reading said, citing one of Jutting's self-made videos.
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"I could objectively say this is perhaps the most inhumane and vicious crime that I have handled out of the thousands of cases I have seen," the judge said before his sentencing.
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"It is typical that these families with young children are transported across the country without information, with very little food and rest, in the most inhumane conditions," Aldea said in a statement.
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"It may have also been, for someone like Müller, a way of keeping hold of your own humanity whilst you're being forced to be involved in the most inhumane acts," Warnock tells me.
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But in a market where the seller had little control over how each slave could be distinguished, the buyers often felt the need to label their new property, in the most inhumane of ways.
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"This is perhaps the most inhumane and vicious crime I have handled," Judge Marcelo Kopcow, who has 17 years on the bench, said in the packed and windowless courtroom in Weld County District Court.
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Senators have plenty of reasons to reject her nomination: Think back to the worst moments of the George W. Bush era, the grimmest, most inhumane examples of "enhanced interrogation," and Haspel had a role.
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Read more:Meet 34-year-old Stephen Miller, Trump's longest-serving senior adviser and mastermind of his most inhumane immigration policiesStephen Miller told a group of staffers during a meeting that immigration policy was 'all I care about.
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At its tamest, clowns wobbled into each other in tedious pranks; at its most inhumane, elephants were beaten into submission at the command of men whose grand designs for entertainment consist of coercing biological miracles to parade around like epileptic ballerinas.
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"I've been a judicial officer now for starting my 17th year and I could objectively say that this is perhaps the most inhumane and vicious crime that I have handled out of the thousands of cases that I have seen," said Judge Marcelo A. Kopcow.
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" Carlina Rivera, the councilwoman from Manhattan who proposed the current ban, declined to be interviewed for this article, but in an earlier interview with The Times, she called the force-feeding "the most inhumane process" in the commercial food industry, done "for a purely luxury product.
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The impossibility of picking between art and life, of making sense of a world where reason ceases to shape reality, ensnares an entire nation, for which betrayal and violence as well as the "cut glass of pragmatism" seem at once the only choices and the most inhumane ones.
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"This is perhaps the most inhumane and vicious crime I have handled out of the thousands of cases that I have seen," Judge Marcelo A. Kopcow said as he handed down the sentences, which also included 48 years for the unlawful termination of Ms. Watts's pregnancy and 36 years for the disposal of the victims' bodies.
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Look: this is a thorny, complex situation to parse, and I certainly don't have the answers, but this… doesn't seem like the right path for the band to have taken, even if it is Christian to "turn the other cheek" (it's wild how one can cherry-pick whichever bits of Christianity one likes to justify even the most inhumane actions, huh?).
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They are also the most inhumane of the poisons currently used.Beausoleil, N.J., Fisher, P., Warburton, B. and Mellor D.J. 2010. How humane are our pest control tools? Part 1.
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Delegitimization is the process of constructing a "categorization of groups into extreme social categories which are ultimately excluded from society".Volpato, p. 272; retrieved 2011-09-19. Delegitimization provides "the moral and the discursive basis to harm the delegitimized group, even in the most inhumane ways".
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The situation goes out of hand when a few brahmins visitors to the city are put in the jail, and die from suffocation due inadequate ventilation in their custody. The Brahmin of Pune then complain to the Peshwa. The Peshwa summons Nana who orders Ghashiram to be killed in the most inhumane way possible.
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South Africa's President Jacob Zuma condemned the attack as "shocking, cruel and most inhumane". The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), South Africa's biggest labour union, called for mass action over rape in South Africa. Opposition parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko called for parliamentary hearings. The United Nations issued a statement strongly condemning the rape and murder.
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Until the 19th century, lèse majesté could result in capital punishment. By 1815 the most inhumane forms of execution were abolished, and decapitation or shooting were the remaining authorised methods. Capital crimes were premeditated or otherwise heinous murders as well as treason. Norway abolished the death penalty for civilian crimes in 1905, but was retained for certain military crimes in wartime.
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He played the cruel father who sexually abuses his own daughter. He considered his role to be the most inhumane role he has portrayed so far. Upon release, the film was met with widespread critical acclaim specifically complimenting the performance of actors and its dialogues. Being able to screen over thirty housefull shows of the film, it was declared a Mega-Hit at box office, and the highest grossing Maldivian release of the year.
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In a dramatic way it showed the horrors of human trafficking—the trade of persons across borders or within a country for the most inhumane, involuntary servitude. What Natalie saw stirred her to not only do something but gave her a passion to live more fully to extend her boundaries as a believer and an artist. Her new passion comes through loud and clear on Awaken. Like a number of Christian artists of late, her music on this release takes on a harder edge.
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After the massacre, the Marines bulldozed a shallow grave and buried the victims' bodies en masse and later used napalm bombs from helicopters in an attempt to destroy any evidence. Kwon states that this assault against the corpses and graves is remembered as the most inhumane aspect of the incident. Korean forces returned to the village the next day and had flattened the village. The region surrounding the village became a hotbed for VC activity, remaining resistant to Korean forces in the region until they were relegated to guarding bases later that year and until their departure in 1973.
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In September, the Animal Legal Defense Fund scored a major victory for dogs suffering in puppy mills when it won its lawsuit against the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. As a result of the lawsuit, the department was forced to reinstate comprehensive regulations for commercial dog breeders. The rules had prohibited some of the cruelest and most inhumane practices, such as keeping mother dogs in cages with metal wirestrand flooring and never letting mother dogs outside for exercise. In August, the Animaland Zoological Park in Pennsylvania permanently shut down in response to a March 2016 lawsuit filed by the Animal Legal Defense Fund.
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Despite the fact that Monro had publicly declared his "...Abhorrence for the vile, abominable and most inhumane Crime of stealing human bodies out of their graves..." public anger was directed against anatomists. This led to public demonstrations and riots which Monro felt endangered him and his collection of dissected specimens. Monro appealed to the Town Council to allow him to lecture and perform anatomical demonstrations within the relative safety of the University. The Council agreed and Monro moved from Surgeons Hall to the University of Edinburgh, being formally inaugurated to the university chair on 3 November 1725.
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Ramsay was born at Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, the son of William Ramsay, ship's carpenter, and Margaret Ogilvie of Angus. Apprenticed to a local surgeon, and later educated at King's College, Aberdeen from 1750 to 1755, he obtained his MA in 1753 and went on to continue his surgical training in London under Dr. George Macaulay. Having entered the Navy in 1757, Ramsay served as surgeon aboard in the West Indies, under the command of Sir Charles Middleton. In November 1759, the Arundel intercepted a British slave ship, the Swift and, on boarding the vessel, Ramsay found over 100 slaves living in the most inhumane conditions.
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Church tradition developed outside of the canon of the New Testament describes the martyrdom of many saints, including the legend of the martyrdom of Barnabas. It relates that certain Jews coming to Syria and Salamis, where Barnabas was then preaching the gospel, being highly exasperated at his extraordinary success, fell upon him as he was disputing in the synagogue, dragged him out, and, after the most inhumane tortures, stoned him to death. His kinsman, John Mark, who was a spectator of this barbarous action, privately interred his body. Although it is believed he was martyred by being stoned, the apocryphal Acts of Barnabas states that he was bound with a rope by the neck, and then being dragged only to the site where he would be burned to death.
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Following the empire's defeat in World War I, Pomerelia became part of the Second Polish Republic (Polish Corridor) and the Free City of Danzig was created. Germany's Province of Pomerania was expanded in 1938 to include northern parts of the former Province of Posen–West Prussia, and in 1939 the annexed Polish territories became the part of Nazi Germany known as Reichsgau Danzig-West Prussia. The Nazis deported the Pomeranian Jews to a reservation near LublinLucie Adelsberger, Arthur Joseph Slavin, Susan H. Ray, Deborah E. Lipstadt, Auschwitz: A Doctor's Story, Northeastern University Press, 1995, , p.138: February 12/13, 1940Isaiah Trunk, Jacob Robinson, Judenrat: The Jewish Councils in Eastern Europe Under Nazi Occupation, U of Nebraska Press, 1996, , p.133: February 14, 1940; unheated wagons, elderly and sick suffered most, inhumane treatmentMartin Gilbert, Eilert Herms, Alexandra Riebe, Geistliche als Retter - auch eine Lehre aus dem Holocaust: Auch eine Lehre aus dem Holocaust, Mohr Siebeck, 2003, , pp.
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Greek schools are shut down and replaced by Bulgarian ones while the Greek language is banned in the churches and Holy Service is held only in Bulgarian, by Bulgarian priests.Η βουλγαρική εισβολή στην Ανατ. Μακεδονία (The Bulgarian invasion in Eastern Macedonia) However, the most inhumane measure is the so-called "hostageship", the displacement of Greek civilians aged 17–60 years to different regions of Bulgaria and the present-day Republic of North Macedonia (which was then also under Bulgarian occupation), where they are forced to perform hard labour and die by the thousands, due to the unacceptable living conditions, malnutrition, exhaustion, diseases etc. A committee of the American Red Army that came in Eastern Macedonia to provide humanitarian aid when the war ended, estimated that the total number of displaced to Bulgaria (and other Bulgarian-occupied areas) Greek civilians from Eastern Macedonia and Western Thrace during the Bulgarian occupation of these areas during World War I was nearly 200,000, of whom around 60,000 died and never came back, while many of those who returned were in such wretched health condition that had become incapable of any work.
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