Sentence examples for humane administration from inspiring English sources

Mörner approached Bernadotte since he respected his military ability, his skillful and humane administration of Hanover and the Hanseatic towns, and his charitable treatment of Swedish prisoners in Germany.

And yet his presence there offers one possibility of a small contribution to one part of a solution: arrest him, arraign him for human rights crimes, lock him up in the Netherlands while trial pends, and while he defends his glowing record of humane administration of justice, internal peace, and economic progress, poor struggling Zimbabwe might be able to find its feet again.

And yet, would the greatest and most humane reforming administration of the century have come about without him?" Among the nonpolitical biographies, the most compelling was the life of the poet Philip Larkin, written by Andrew Motion.

"This is not about how we treat the prisoners; that's already humane," said one administration official eager for Mr. Bush to reverse his decision.

As the humane "pillar" of the United Nations administration in Kosovo prepares to shut down, its job of emergency relief deemed to be over, its director has some advice for the next great international mission to rebuild a country: be prepared to invest as much money and effort in winning the peace as in fighting the war.

One Pentagon official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivities involved in challenging the White House plan to close the prison, argued that the report showed that the Bush administration had created a humane detention camp.

The Department of Homeland Security is currently reviewing its deportation policies to make them, in the administration's words, more humane.

Tom Malinowski of Human Rights Watch said the new interrogation policy represented a significant step toward more humane treatment, though he expressed dismay that administration officials failed to impose stricter limits on rendition.

Tom Vincz, a spokesman for the state treasurer, acknowledged that a plan to offer early-retirement incentives would be costly, but said the administration considered them the "most humane" way to trim.

"More recently, there has been hope for a more humane set of policies from the Obama administration," writes Foreign Policy In Focus (FPIF) senior analyst Adil Shamoo in an excerpt from his new book Equal Worth.

But the Obama administration must build more modern and humane sites to house all of the incoming detainees.