Sentence examples for humanitarian forces from inspiring English sources

Humanitarian forces seek to be impartial and tend to be small, because the war is voluntary and domestic political support may not last.

Reports of such events in the later 1920s stirred those Christian and humanitarian forces that had always recognized the violence and injustice of Australia's racial experience; the new anthropology abetted such concern.

It is within our grasp to train global action on humanitarian forces to help the victims.

No other humanitarian forces were working in the small hamlet of Meille.

Faces lengthen ReprintsThe parliamentary vote to approve a humanitarian force seemed, at first, a mere formality.

Amid tales of declining troop morale or of soldiers assuming draining humanitarian duties, America's volunteer humanitarian force -- the Peace Corps -- has been notably absent in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Within three weeks, the humanitarian force, drawn from at least eight European countries, should number 6,000 and will stay for at least three months with luck, until a new government takes shape after a general election due in June.

But Sankhu's shattered streets have also hosted a multinational humanitarian force, from countries and groups that are not so much in coalition as in competition on the international stage.

Imagine the possibilities, especially in the wake of the global catastrophe of the Indian Ocean tsunami, if the United States had not only the world's best fighting force but also the world's best humanitarian force.

The United Nations' humanitarian force is alerted, and a global television network, which has been secretly monitoring the United Nations radio communications, dispatches a video crew with instructions to interview the two.

Science is a humanitarian force.