Sentence examples for have humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Many kidney sellers would still have humanitarian motives.

Another is that this war might have humanitarian results.

But that still leaves the question of whether, in this particular case, such power could accidentally have humanitarian results.

"There are all sorts of ideas on how to solve the refugee problem that have humanitarian and political elements.

Mr. Leahy said the Cuban leader did not explicitly raise the possibility of a prisoner swap, but "he made it very clear that while we may be concerned for Mr. Gross and have humanitarian reasons to be, they are very concerned about the five and have humanitarian and family reasons, too".

Hence the prospect that seems most likely is a prolonged and bloody stalemate that will not only be expensive for the coalition but also have humanitarian costs that will rival, and may eclipse, the ones we have sought to avoid.

He has humanitarian goals, too: to help struggling students.

Pinker has humanitarian values emanating from the powerful and educated elites, but, given the rigid social stratification then and now, how could it have been otherwise?

Military intervention, even when it has humanitarian purposes, conflicts with the idea of non-intervention a cornon-intervention aational law.

Common ancestry is so taken for granted today that we forget to question how the idea emerged; surprisingly, it seems to have had humanitarian roots.

Good communication with patients' relatives has humanitarian, professional and medico-legal benefits.