Sentence examples for commitment to humanitarianism from inspiring English sources
It seems apt to describe growing corporate efforts to hijack humanitarian crises in order to tout corporate commitment to humanitarianism.
International commitment to "humanitarianism" grew out of imperial missionary and charitable activity.
In 1978 Dalck received an honorary doctorate for his commitment to humanitarianism and support for HU students and faculty.
American allies that have shouldered the burden of resettling Syrian refugees have also had reason to question the U.S.'s commitment to humanitarianism.
Charles Vildrac, pseudonym of Charles Messager, (born November 22, 1882, Paris, France died June 25 , 1971 Saint-Tropez), French poet, playwright, and essayist whose idealistic commitment to humanitarianism characterized his artistic and personal life.
The drowning deaths of thousands of migrants in the Mediterranean over the past months have searingly illustrated the inability of the European community to demonstrate solidarity between member states and show a commitment to humanitarianism in the face of desperate people arriving in its backyard.
However, the natural altruism and dedication to humanitarianism do not reveal themselves with equal fervor.
Norway takes its commitment to international diplomacy and humanitarianism very seriously.
17 To help guide this field in its personnel recruitment, management and training, we aimed to evaluate career medical aid workers' perspectives, experiences, particularly the motivating factors and barriers in their pursuit of and commitment to a career in medical humanitarianism, the emotional impact of their work, and views on the future of humanitarian operation.
What Rwanda showed is how little true humanitarianism there is at the heart of states that both possess abundant resources and profess a commitment to human rights.
These have shown how little true humanitarianism there is at the heart of states that both possess abundant resources and profess a commitment to human rights.
