Sentence examples for humanitarian aspirations from inspiring English sources
It used to be that young people with humanitarian aspirations went into law or medical school or applied to Teach for America or the Peace Corps.
Reacting to Yao's retirement, NBA commissioner David Stern said Yao was a "bridge between Chinese and American fans" and that he had "a wonderful mixture of talent, dedication, humanitarian aspirations and a sense of humor".
So I signed up to work with Save the Children and hurried off to Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya, full of hope and grand humanitarian aspirations to make a difference.
Semi-structured interviews were conducted with ten commencing undergraduates of a Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies course to explore their aspirations and resilience factors regarding future work.
What are the role aspirations and achievement motivations of commencing humanitarian aid trainees?
Board session closes with focus on Gaza crisis and aspirations for 2009 NEW YORK, USA, 6 February 2009 – The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, along with UNICEF's aspirations to work efficiently in the challenging year ahead, topped the agenda on the third and final day of the Executive Board's first regular session of 2009.
Indeed, in 1920 car tycoon Henry Ford wrote that this event had a racial and not political origin, and, though making use of humanitarian and socialist language, it in fact expressed the Jewish race's aspiration for world domination.
"They are a legitimate representative of the Syrian people's aspirations," Robert Ford, the American ambassador to Syria, said Thursday at a conference on the Syrian humanitarian crisis.
Focus on adolescents Worldwide, escalating humanitarian crises and conflicts, economic recession, climate change and rapid urbanization have posed new threats to the aspirations of young people – and the situation is only expected to worsen over the next decade.
Broadly speaking, in the humanitarian arena, a constituency can be conceptualised as a group of people, or political entities, sharing similar political views and aspirations, or as the people involved with, or served by, a humanitarian organisation.
Humanitarian intervention?
