Sentence examples for deploying human rights from inspiring English sources

The United Nations and its partners are more frequently deploying human rights monitors to trouble-spots -- "eyes and ears" that show Governments and non-state actors alike the world is watching.

Mr. President, deploying human rights field monitors and observers in preparatory missions and with field operations should be considered a fundamental aspect of all Security Council efforts to promote peace and resolve conflicts.

The United Nations said on Tuesday that it would soon deploy human rights monitors in countries bordering Syria to collect eyewitness testimony on atrocities committed in the country.

The United Nations and its partners are more frequently deploying human-rights monitors to trouble spots – "eyes and ears" that show governments and  non-state actors alike that the world is watching.

Deploying human capital is very different from deploying financial capital.

Under Labour, in a subtle switch of tactics, the disability movement deployed a human rights argument to sustain the case for disabled people having greater choice and control over their lives.

Need to deploy human resources: task shifting.

It looks like the African Union will not be able to deploy military and human rights observers before Tuesday's presidential elections.

Amnesty International announced it had deployed a team of human rights observers to the area. .

In a reversal of the formulation deployed by your average kleptocracy, human rights emphasise a citizen's unencumbered right to interfere in their own internal affairs.

It's time for Britain to speak out, otherwise it will only court self-ridicule the next time it chooses to deploy the language of the human rights movement when condemning official enemies, or accusing others of complicity in their crimes.