Sentence examples for humanitarian matters from inspiring English sources

When it comes to humanitarian matters, sadly, there seems to be a double standard in American diplomacy.

Some urgent humanitarian matters have been addressed, especially in relation to the freedom of NGOs to deliver essential services.

By mid-week, they had accepted 21 broad policies on financial, economic, social and humanitarian matters as the basis for a future transitional government.

During the four decades of partition, the Federal Republic concluded a number of agreements with the Soviet Union and East Germany, which it supported to some extent economically in return for various concessions with regard to humanitarian matters and access to Berlin.

Mr Lee was elected on the promise of revitalising the economy.Mr Lee's critics believe a South Korean government has no option but to co-operate with the North, especially on humanitarian matters such as family reunions or food supplies for malnourished North Koreans.

"All the issues you referenced are priorities for the Syrian government," said Syrian envoy al-Ja'fari when asked Tuesday about humanitarian matters, counterterrorism and other agenda items.

Under the new arrangements, access to food and medicine will remain a political, not a humanitarian, matter.

"This critical humanitarian matter requires your indispensable intervention so that Mr Khosravi can return to the United Kingdom," Pahlavi wrote.

In his statement, Mr. Kissinger said of Jewish emigration that "we dealt with it as a humanitarian matter separate from the foreign policy issues".

When Pyongyang and Washington struck a heartening agreement last autumn to resume joint field searches for the M.I.A.'s after a seven-year suspension, the Pentagon said this: "Accounting for Americans missing in action is a standalone humanitarian matter, not tied to any other issue between the two countries".

"Now it is our duty as citizens to help solve this problem, which has gone from being an urgent humanitarian matter to the level of national security," said the ministry's executive director, Dr Gabriel Timothee, in a televised news conference yesterday.