Sentence examples for humanitarian consciousness from inspiring English sources
Proudhon tried to transform society by rousing the mass of the people to cooperative humanitarian consciousness.
By Kerry O'Brien December 9, 2016 Pauline Oliveros said that her meditations had a goal of "expanded consciousness" and "humanitarian purposes; specifically healing".
When she published them, in 1971, she shared her goals, which included "expanded consciousness"; later, she would add "humanitarian purposes; specifically healing".
These facts have only recently moved toward the center of political consciousness, spurring the West's first "humanitarian war" in Kosovo, intensifying its diplomatic quest to quiet the killing fields of Africa.
After Cambodia, the years leading up to 2003 and Iraq were high points of consciousness — the years of Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, the CNN effect, humanitarian intervention, the Responsibility to Protect.
She is a graduate of USC Film School and has spent the past several years making humanitarian documentaries on Darfur, India and most recently the Native American quest for Earth consciousness, for the Annenberg Foundation's explore.org.org
The urgent humanitarian situation in Europe has pushed the ongoing global refugee crisis to the forefront of U.S. consciousness.
Finally, as noted above, a small but important part of what humanitarian innovation will deliver to the sector at large is perhaps an enhanced risk and ethics consciousness about protectable digital bodies and how this new protection obligation should be carried out.
Humanitarian intervention?
