Sentence examples for demand humanitarian from inspiring English sources
Hours earlier, Israeli forces had fired on Palestinian protesters marching to demand humanitarian aid, reportedly killing 10 and injuring 50, including some children.
If Mr. Bush would step up to the cameras and denounce this genocide, if he would send Colin Powell to the Chad-Sudan border, if he would telephone Sudan's president again to demand humanitarian access to the concentration camps, he might save hundreds of thousands of lives.
Ilse Wermink works in recruitment and finance at GOAL UK, an international humanitarian agency There are certain skill sets which are in demand: Humanitarian organisations try to recruit locally and regionally as much as they can and international staff are hired for the combination of their technical and personal skills.
The irregular demand and communication network disruption that are characteristics of situations demanding humanitarian logistics, particularly after large-scale earthquakes, present a unique challenge for relief inventory modelling.
A new UN report has chronicled efforts to get food to those in need since a security council resolution passed in February demanded humanitarian access to suffering communities.
Opposition forces are demanding humanitarian access to besieged areas, such as Madaya where people are reported to have died from starvation, the release of women and children held by the government, and an end to barrel bomb attacks.
"It is high time for the Security Council to speak with one voice to demand unfettered humanitarian access," William J. Burns, the American deputy secretary of state, said at the meeting.
Last year, the Department of Defense called climate change a "threat multiplier" which could demand greater humanitarian or military intervention and lead to more severe storms that threaten cities and military bases and heightened sea levels that could imperil island and coastal infrastructure.
For example, the area of climate change has a dramatic impact on national security: rising sea levels, to severe droughts, to the melting of the polar caps, to more frequent and devastating natural disasters all raise demand for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
In May 2012, US Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta said: "Climate change has a dramatic impact on national security: rising sea levels, to severe droughts, to the melting of the polar caps, to more frequent and devastating natural disasters all raise demand for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief". These impacts of climate change are already being felt.
