Sentence examples for humanitarian implications from inspiring English sources

The children's jingle "It's a Small World After All" doesn't have only humanitarian implications anymore.

"Places like Ciudad Juárez, Medellín and Port au Prince … are becoming synonymous with a new kind of fragility with severe humanitarian implications".

"The humanitarian implications of the continued instability in the sub-region cannot be underestimated," Mr. Annan told the West African group today.

The current influx of refugees into Greece has major humanitarian implications but it also poses a direct threat to the European Union.

As Ethiopia goes, so goes the whole Horn of Africa — a region where instability can have major security and humanitarian implications for the United States and Europe.

"The government of Pakistan has consistently maintained that drone strikes are counterproductive, entail loss of innocent civilian lives and have human rights and humanitarian implications," the statement read.

The latest offensive has brought the Eritrean economy to a standstill as the UN struggles to cope with an exodus to Sudan of wide-reaching humanitarian implication.

Watch the C-SPAN broadcast of Targeting with Drone Technology: Humanitarian Law Implications.

The sentencia rang loud alarms among human-rights groups and others fearful of the possible implications, humanitarian and otherwise, of hundreds of thousands of people being rendered summarily stateless.

The division has broad humanitarian and security implications for the Palestinians, for Israel and for foreign donor nations, which are weighing whether to end economic sanctions against the Palestinian Authority now that it no longer includes Hamas.

Although beyond the immediate scope of the paper, the humanitarian and legal implications of defining the occupation and obligations under international law have been presented in a variety of forms (e.g., Cohen and Arieli 2005; Droege 2007; Gross 2007; Darcy and Reynolds 2010; Kretzmer 2012; Greenblatt 2014).