Sentence examples for humanitarian as from inspiring English sources

Of Save the Children UK's overall spend last year, 66% was labelled humanitarian, as was 43% of Oxfam's.

He was a humanitarian, as much Greg Mortenson — the mountain-climber-cum-Third-World-school-builder whose own heroic narrative has come under question — as Roger Clemens.

Joey Cheek, the newest American gold medalist in the Winter Olympics, turns out to be a pretty cool humanitarian as well as an amazing skater.

Considering the economic plight of the industrially underdeveloped countries as a major humanitarian as well as a political problem, it adopted a detailed "World Plan for Mutual Aid" and pledged its member parties to arouse world opinion to induce the governments to carry it out through UN agencies.

A long-faced Norseman with a touch of the archetypal brooding Scandinavian (as well as a hint of the Sphinx), Nansen was born near Christiania, the former name of Oslo, in 1861, and in the course of a tumultuous life became an outstanding scientist, diplomat and humanitarian as well as an explorer.

There is a humanitarian, as well as an anti-terror, imperative in ridding the world of Col. Gaddafi.

Many of those same skills are at the heart of good humanitarian security, as well as self-awareness.

In addition, he compares the behavior of collaborations at various humanitarian clusters as well as between three municipalities affected.

Research approaches should be informed by and consistent with international human rights and humanitarian laws as well as ethical guidance.

A consistent and transparent policy is needed for military humanitarian interventions, as well as extensive civil-military liaisons and close cooperation with other humanitarian agencies (39 ).

Recent rains have exacerbated the crisis by cutting off roads and vital humanitarian access as well as spreading disease.