Sentence examples for humanitarian nature from inspiring English sources
Aside from his natural humanitarian nature, Nigel Barker shares a deeper love for life.
The current religious discourse in the Muslim world, moreover, made it appear that Islam had "lost its humanitarian nature".
Israel banned nearly all movement in and out of people and goods except those of a humanitarian nature.
On Wednesday night, they landed in Tehran wearing full-length black chadors, carrying roses and emphasizing the humanitarian nature of their mission.
In addition, the targeted model excludes all socially beneficial economic sectors such as agricultural (which employs 80percentt of the population), pharmaceutical, and any enterprises of humanitarian nature.
His humanitarian nature led him to a role as Chairman of the Assembly Mental Health Committee as well as focusing on initiatives like creating more open access to adoption in the state.
Jordanian officials said the flight was "humanitarian in nature," although the government had initially said it would be commercial.
Instead, its authors conclude, British forces should be subjected only to the Geneva conventions, whose objectives are essentially humanitarian in nature.
The cargo proved unquestionably humanitarian in nature — hospital beds, medicines, clothing — but the goal of the flotilla was to challenge Israel's authority over what goes in and out of Gaza.
It also points out that the transfers it made on behalf of the Saudi Committee were among the thousands the group made to the families of people hurt or killed in fighting in the West Bank and Gaza, and so appeared as humanitarian in nature.
