Sentence examples for humanitarian endeavour from inspiring English sources

The WHS misjudges the extent to which the distinctions between 'humanitarian' and 'development' form the lifeblood of the humanitarian endeavour.

When the news broke that One Direction had launched their very own humanitarian project, we on the GDPN desk found ourselves reflecting on the profound contribution that pop has made to humanitarian endeavour.

Of course I do – I appreciate all forms of humanitarian endeavour.

For humanitarian endeavours and for services to the community.

Beyond humanitarian endeavours the UK government should assist the Iraqi state to exercise sovereignty over its borders.

"The World Economic Forum's decision to honour Ms. Kidjo during the 21st anniversary edition of the Crystal Awards is a testament not only to her exceptional artistic talent but also to her tireless humanitarian endeavours".

Humanitarians endeavour through principles, laws, standards, and regulations to provide assistance and protection to people in need, during disaster, emergency, and conflict.

Humanitarian organisations should however endeavour to disseminate routinely collected mortality data and improve utilisation of data for operational planning and evaluation.

Under the highly controversial EU-Turkey migration deal, EU member states offered to "work with Turkey in any joint endeavour to improve humanitarian conditions inside Syria, in particular in certain areas near the Turkish border which would allow for the local population and refugees to live in areas which will be more safe".

We may therefore conclude with Donini and Maxwell (2013 412 413) that the "future of humanitarian action as a compassionate endeavour is likely to hinge on its ability to maintain a critical balance between the promise of technology and the reality of peoples' lives on the ground".

There are several reasons for this: First, the humanitarian system remains a largely foreign-driven endeavour, which, by definition, excludes affected communities.