Sentence examples for humanitarian behaviour from inspiring English sources

Licence fees will be donated to the United Nations' children's fund.More than 1,600 listed companies have been assessed for their compliance with certain measures of environmental, social and humanitarian behaviour, defined through consultation with firms, non-governmental organisations and "experts" in the growing field of socially responsible investment (SRI).

All humanity, not merely Israel, is engaged in a covenant relationship with God, which was spelled out in explicit precepts variously enumerated as 6, 7, or even 10 and occasionally as many as 30 that reflect general humanitarian behaviour and are intended to assure the maintenance of the natural order by the establishment of a proper human society.

It combines what we always see in a good health system, which is humane humanitarian behaviour, with sound economics".

In such cases humanitarian behaviour becomes synonymous with loss of income [ 11].

How can NGOs be held to account for their behaviour towards us, humanitarian aid workers?

We, as humanitarian actors and UN staff, must ensure that in our own behaviour we respect the highest standards of personal conduct, wherever we are working.

The need for security council reform, and the debate over when humanitarian interventionism can be legal, have been perverted by the agenda and behaviour of the Bush administration and the suspicions it has engendered.

English                                  Russian Behaviour Change Communication in Emergencies: A toolkit [July 2006] Humanitarian practice and paradigms This section looks at how UNICEF approaches humanitarian action via a set of humanitarian principles.

It is this climate of millenarian paranoia which accounts for the apparently most un-Buddhist-like behaviour of monks and Buddhist lay people in response to the humanitarian challenge posed by the Rohingya.

"Such unethical behaviour endangers not only local populations but also the lives of legitimate humanitarian workers," said the InterAction president, Samuel Worthington.

An institution was set up, which ultimately became a voluntary standard for the humanitarian sector to sign up to – an important step, and one that includes standards of behaviour, including a system to prevent sexual exploitation.