Sentence examples for humanitarian objective from inspiring English sources
In my view, such a humanitarian objective is reward enough on its own and would only reinforce America's own values.
While the bombing was initially presented as having a humanitarian objective, it morphed into a campaign primarily concerned with regime change, with the military action by Nato countries ending immediately after Muammar Gaddafi was killed, the report noted.
The two transgenic products described here have been developed with the specific humanitarian objective of improving the health of the poorest people.
Taking a specific political stance is not the goal, but rather to constructively engage with political actors with a clear humanitarian objective in mind.
First of all, rescue at sea needs to be maintained; saving lives remains a key humanitarian objective that cannot be denied.
By far the most defensible rationale for military action is -- and has been from the outset -- the humanitarian objective: the responsibility to protect populations at risk of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and other major crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Humanitarian objectives are much more "straightforward" (saving lives, alleviating suffering), while development focuses on statebuilding – a far more complex endeavour.
By all means let the UN keep its inspectors there, increasing them if necessary, and widening their scope to include humanitarian objectives.
It might be justifiable to arm the rebels if that were only way to achieve the humanitarian objectives of the intervention.
The report also points to the gap between the assistance promised by the international community and the pledges honoured thus far, and to the continued tension between short-term humanitarian objectives and long-term development considerations.
But the report, published in September, also noted "a certain tension between the political objectives of the flotilla and its humanitarian objectives," finding that the primary motive of the nongovernmental organizations was political.
