Sentence examples for grant humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Meantime, the government should be pressed to grant humanitarian agencies unfettered access to all internally displaced populations in need, including those in the conflict zones.

Even after thirty-four Congress members signed a letter to the President calling on him to grant humanitarian parole to the Dream Nine, the administration wavered.

Ms. Maloney said she now had more support for the bill, buttressed by the Department of Homeland Security's decision to grant humanitarian parole after thoroughly vetting the group.

Then she received Kristalina Georgieva, the EU's aid commissioner, who left Myanmar after seeing her and the authorities "encouraged" by the government's pledges to grant humanitarian workers greater access.That was followed this week by a visit from Derek Mitchell, Barack Obama's new special representative to Myanmar (which America, like Miss Suu Kyi, still calls "Burma").

"In a sign of respect to Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, the president of the country… we are ready to grant humanitarian corridors to the Ukrainian divisions surrounded in these pockets," Zakharchenko said.

"We have decided to grant humanitarian asylum to Edward Snowden to protect this young imperialist persecution, that what he has done is tell the truth," said Maduro at a Declaration of Independence Day celebration in Caracas.

(The last member of the group was granted humanitarian parole after he paid overdue taxes).

Granted humanitarian parole, Mr. Clermond moved to Brooklyn in April to stay with his cousin, Moise Policard, 45.

Thousands of them made their way to Brazil, where many were granted humanitarian visas that allowed them to work.

The boy was an illegal immigrant at the time but has been granted humanitarian parole by the Department of Homeland Security.

Many stay for weeks in Brasiléia and other towns before being granted humanitarian visas that allow them to work in Brazil.