Sentence examples for humanitarian developments from inspiring English sources
The cable said that Mr. Torricelli, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, wanted to meet with them "to discuss the political, economic, and humanitarian developments in North Korea," where he was scheduled to go after his stop in Seoul.
Headlines App provides a general overview of the latest humanitarian developments globally.
[PDF] Situation Report from Darfur, 16 - 31 July 2004 This report covers humanitarian developments in Darfur for the above period and documents UNICEF's work in the region.
The report examined some of the key humanitarian developments and challenges, particularly capacity gaps experienced in both complex emergencies and disasters and highlighted the large scale of deaths, displacements, injuries and destructions caused by the large scale conflicts and mega-natural disasters including the Indian Ocean Tsunami [ 12].
The open source trend is also visible in humanitarian development in various manifestations such as digital humanitarianism, user-generated information, participatory mapping, volunteered geographic information, open source software (such as OpenStreetMap (Haklay and Weber 2008)), and open data.
America's leadership in economic and humanitarian development will help reduce terrorism.
She has worked closely alongside a wide variety of humanitarian, development, UN and governmental organisations.
(Because they are described as "humanitarian development," the deals circumvent the various international sanctions).
By this logic the 140,000 unarmed, civilian personnel who do political, humanitarian, development and human rights work for the United Nations would be blamed for the Security Council's actions and inactions (over which these civil servants have little say).
By November the Commission the EU's executive arm together with individual EU states, had pledged a total of €4.4 billion for humanitarian, development, and economic and stabilization assistance.
He is right that too many of its members limit themselves to "humanitarian, development, peacekeeping and talking tasks," and too few are available for the combat missions the alliance as a whole has agreed to assume.
