Sentence examples for humanitarian benefiting from inspiring English sources

In this capacity, she has been responsible for the overall implementation of the country programme including planning, co-ordination and evaluation of a broad range of UNICEF programmes, both developmental and humanitarian benefiting women and children.

The offer extends to ideas that bring humanitarian benefits or contribute to economic development.

Although the scheme is certainly motivated at least in part by profit there will still be humanitarian benefits.

This has had extremely ugly and devastating consequences as well as significant humanitarian benefits in modern history.

"When entering international partnerships, the university considers carefully whether the humanitarian benefits outweigh the disadvantages," a spokesman said.

It will cost a lot of money to get reunited but I see as an investment, not only for economic and political benefits, but for humanitarian benefits too".

"This isn't a full strategy, but it could facilitate the overthrow of Assad and have a real humanitarian benefit," Perry said.

With Cuba, he figured that the humanitarian benefits of medical equipment and pharmaceuticals would make the trade fair an easier sell to both governments.

Jack Fate, the faded rock legend, is released from prison to play at a dubious humanitarian benefit organized by Uncle Sweetheart (John Goodman).

But in some ways, the negotiations were made easier because the commercial potential for golden rice is expected to be limited, while the potential humanitarian benefits are great.

The Foreign Office said Britain was committed to the cluster bomb convention and would not accept the proposed protocol unless it provided clear humanitarian benefits, an official said.