Sentence examples for humanitarian category from inspiring English sources

That cancer, not nourishing sap, courses willy-nilly through the branches of that tree is the disturbing raison d'être behind the foundation, which this month received the Town of Hempstead's Pathfinder Award in the humanitarian category.

Hitwise UK have just announced that RED experienced a 70-fold increase in market share of UK internet visits to become the #1 website in their Hitwise "Communities – Humanitarian" category, up from #73, as a direct result of their promotion with MySpace last week.

Through analysis of these cases, the paper illustrates that legal definitions are not a static backdrop against which other forms of bordering work occurs, but dynamic sites in which legal discourse both responds to and produces socio-spatial relations, delineating the threshold of humanitarian categories and thus the meaning and consequences of cross border movement for specific groups of people.

While skilled and business migrants currently account for about half of all residence approvals, less-skilled migrants enter New Zealand via a number of pathways including humanitarian categories (which included a large number of open lottery migrants from the Pacific), family reunification and as spouses of skilled migrants.

In his category — humanitarian protection — he must wait until 28 days before that date to apply for an extension, and somehow show that his need for protection has not changed.

Women were selected from the hospital dataset if their COB was in the humanitarian source country category.

When several steps were taken to restrict the migration of non-EU citizens to the country the number of humanitarian and family migrants fell, while the number of other migrant categories rose.

Similarly, natural disasters (which can be subsumed with armed conflict under the broad category of humanitarian crises) disproportionally affect LMIC.

This is partly by design: volunteerism, charitable contribution, and humanitarian work are separate categories, while sports and entertainment share a single slot.

The results do, however, provide starting points for future comparisons with studies conducted on more specific categories of humanitarian workers.

Although these results indicate few differences between different categories of humanitarian workers working in Palestine, they do suggest a relative utility of these scales in assessing the group as a whole.