Sentence examples for compassionate call from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Arthur Waskow of the Shalom Center has offered a wise and compassionate call to recognize that the suffering and persecution of various communities are linked.

Continuing my series on being 'A Yogi at Union' with an exploration on the need for an urgent and compassionate call from the spiritual/theological tradition concerning our existential ecological crisis.

For the past year Italy has carried out one of the most disinterested and compassionate programmes – called Mare Nostrum or "Our Seas" – ever launched by a European government.

Yet the overriding message of both Bible and Qur'an is that we are all children of the same loving and compassionate God, called not to condemn but to love and support each other in the life journey to our common Source.

To provide a drug for what medical professionals call compassionate use, companies must set up a distribution system, train doctors to administer the drugs, monitor patients for adverse effects and track the results.

A Carnegie Mellon project that targets both of those things is described by its creators as an exercise in what they call "compassionate engineering".

The opposite of perfectionism is what I call compassionate objectivity.

This is part of a plan that Mr Caldwell calls "compassionate disruption".

In 2009, the Scottish government sent Mr. Megrahi to his homeland on what it called compassionate grounds.

Federal sentencing law has been indefensibly harsh for a generation, but in theory it has contained a safety valve called compassionate release.

Mr. Cheney was returning to a tenet of the creed his running mate, Mr. Bush, calls compassionate conservatism, on the same day that Mr. Bush was hitting the same note.