Sentence examples for fine humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Political Islam is an idea foreign to modern Egyptian history because all Egyptian leaders since Mohamed Ali in the 19th century have been Muslims and have drawn on their religion for fine humanitarian principles.

Hatch said, "I don't know if the guy did the right thing". In this day of most people not wanting to get involved, Terry Fisher did the right thing just stopping and doing whatever he could for "the Shoe". Hats off to one fine humanitarian.

Further, vulnerability assessment is recommended to fine-tune humanitarian assistance planning and targeting.

Dino the mayor found himself treading a fine line between giving humanitarian assistance to migrants and quelling the fears of the islanders that Lampedusa's tourist economy may be ruined.

Terry, he's our military expert -- he wasn't ever in, but he gets all these magazines -- anyway, he figures Obama doesn't really want to go to war, but if you twist his arm or back him in a corner because of some massacre or humanitarian whatever, then fine -- but only after he thinks about all the nuances and stuff.

"It's fine you can bring your humanitarian help, your tents, your water, your food," one of them, Jean-Bertrand Rworetse, told us.

But whatever its merits, that technique cannot avert humanitarian disasters or fine-tune political developments on the ground.

That's fine; it's hardly the first humanitarian project to benefit its benefactors.

He meditates on "just how fine the line is that separates humanitarian intervention from imperialism".

First, loans are fine, but grants are better, especially for humanitarian projects like fighting AIDS and malaria.

I would like to extend my personal thanks to everyone who works and has worked at the Coalition Provisional Authority, its predecessor, the Office of Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance, and to the fine men and women who have served in the coalition forces.