Sentence examples for humanitarian ambitions from inspiring English sources

Despite Ronald's humanitarian ambitions for G.M.O.s, it was no easy task for Pollan to get her in front of his Berkeley audience.

Some critics suggest that an expansion of humanitarian ambitions combined with the costs of the complex and centralised system may also be contributing to soaring costs.

Viviane Senna, his older sister, created the foundation after Ayrton's death at the age of 34 as a way of carrying his memory into a new century and furthering his humanitarian ambitions.

Some modified version of the hope lies behind the establishment of the new Afghan government and the humanitarian ambitions of the West: a hope that somehow old identities will dissolve, that the conqueror will spur no resentment and that internal peace will reign.

Libby didn't always have humanitarian ambitions.

Libby didn't always have humanitarian ambitions: "My mum always jokes that I was a rebel without a cause," she says.

As a result, humanitarians developed structural ambitions that Rieff frowns upon.

The resulting uncomfortable mix of preventable suffering, humanitarian sentiment, and scientific ambition shows how global health research partnerships may paradoxically benefit from the very inequalities they aspire to redress.

Analyzing the ambitions of six faith-based humanitarian organizations in education provision for Syrian refugees in Turkey, the finding of this paper is that an Islamisation of discourse prevalent in state-civil society relations and education can be traced to education as a humanitarian response in Turkey.

China has accused the West of pursuing "hegemonistic ambitions" in Syria under the guise of "humanitarian concern".

But behind this new humanitarian tendency lurks a strategy, a business, a political ambition (he has confirmed he would like to be governor of Texas in 2014).