Sentence examples for calls for compassion from inspiring English sources

With European leaders closing borders and imposing restrictions on refugees from Syria, Ban calls for compassion and coordinated leadership.

"At the Styx/of the UK Border, a gentian blossom/is forcibly removed," she writes of an elderly Nigerian who was close enough to see the Travelex money-exchange office glowing beyond like "Santa's Magic Cave .In this sweeping and unconventional book about migration, Ms Padel commendably calls for compassion and open borders.

Others distinguish ways in which it might be relevant to punishment, not because it limits what a proportional punishment can be, but because it calls for compassion (von Hirsch and Ashworth 2005: §5.3.1) or disqualification of the state see section 4.2.

That calls for compassion, not judgment.

Albert Fox Cahn, legal director for CAIR's New York chapter, echoed calls for compassion, saying the city would stand strong after the incident.

First, while Christians quickly acknowledge biblical calls for compassion, generosity and self-sacrifice, our instinct is to care for those closest to home, in various senses of the word--family, friends, tribe, region, nation, race.

Others called for compassion and asked where they could send donations.

It is also a call for compassion, humanity and common decency.

The melody of this phrase returns several times to become a call for compassion.

But they will find it hard to spin this pure call for compassion, this affirmation of humane values.

Regardless of our legal outcomes, our hope is that our family's personal tragedy will serve as a call for compassion, empathy and human dignity".