Sentence examples for humanitarian interests from inspiring English sources

MS. RADDATZ: How about humanitarian interests?

There aren't any, other than humanitarian interests".

This tended to override both economic and humanitarian interests.

The "national interest" is replaced with "humanitarian interests" or the interests of "the international community".

Poverty is caused by the pursuit of commercial gain in preference to humanitarian interests.

As part of his wide-ranging humanitarian interests, Sen. McGovern was synonymous with the antiwar movement.

Dividing the world into "spheres of humanitarian interest" could well require one, two, three, many wars.

Under the Clinton administration, Ms. Rice argued in an article in Foreign Affairs, "national interest" was too often replaced by "humanitarian interest" or the interests of "the international community".

Humanitarian interest in military action stops at the achievement of the goal in question, whether stopping genocide in Serbia or removing Saddam.

In an article in Foreign Affairs, written during the campaign, Condoleezza Rice, who will be Mr. Bush's national security adviser, argued, for instance, that "national interest" was too often replaced by "humanitarian interest" or the interests of "the international community".

With Iran apparently working toward a program of nuclear arms, he suggested, an intervention was not just a matter of humanitarian interest but also one of national interest: "In all honesty, we're not talking about the Congo here, we're not talking about Rwanda, tragic as those were".