Sentence examples for humanitarian circles from inspiring English sources

Resilience is the buzzword of the moment in humanitarian circles, usually referring to the ability of an individual or institution to absorb stresses and recover from shocks.

But the next day the foreign minister, responding to the ensuing uproar in diplomatic, humanitarian and business circles, back-pedalled by saying that foreigners could stay if no qualified local person could be found to do the job.

At times, the Peace Prize has earned goodwill in NGO circles by honoring humanitarian work that is laudable but not directly related to peace.

That we all could ask tough questions, criticize the things that aren't working and introduce innovative ideas to confront and overcome the controversy that circles around the issues of humanitarian aid and international development. .

Even Hodson's reconstruction, he said, recoils from the pitilessness of the scenario; in the "Danse sacrale," the Chosen One is shown trying to break out of the circle, introducing "a bit of humanitarian sentiment".

Aiming for a long-term strategy to manage quality of care in Agok and other humanitarian aid projects, implementation of a quality improvement circle and training for self-evaluation with the tool should be aimed for.

This would create yet another African humanitarian emergency, and it raises fears of an expanding circle of conflict akin to the intractable wars now consuming Congo.

The doctrine of "humanitarian action" trumped ideology — an astonishing moment in European intellectual circles.

She was a woman of acute intelligence and passionate convictions, devoted to progressive and humanitarian causes and the wellbeing of her family and loving circle of friends and students.

There are many Jewish organizations doing humanitarian or poverty work, but not that many that have expanded the circle of obligation to the rest of the world.

Humanitarian intervention?