Sentence examples for humanitarian ones from inspiring English sources

While much of the media presents an unquestioning, sanitized version of the war -- cable news hosts more focused on interviewing retired generals about America's fancy killing machines than the actual, bloody facts on the ground -- the truth is that wars, even liberal-minded "humanitarian" ones, entail destroying people and places.

Both countries have security concerns, which apparently override humanitarian ones.

There are diplomatic opportunities now and humanitarian ones too.

Russia's "political" objections to the current sanctions regime might be better described as humanitarian ones.

But it said the army "has a legal duty to balance properly between security considerations and humanitarian ones".

Europeans need to rethink the wider relationship they want to build with a nation that feels many promises – not just humanitarian ones – have not been kept.

The Elders' argument that they are not coming to Zimbabwe with a political purpose but a humanitarian one has fallen on stony ground – particularly in the light of previous condemnation of the Mugabe regime by Desmond Tutu, among others.

John Mimikakis, who oversees oceans programs at Environmental Defense says: "That's an environmental crisis and a humanitarian one because so many people depend on these small-scale fisheries for their nutrition and their livelihood".

But let me add one more reason – a humanitarian one.

Yet Herbert Hoover was perhaps, in terms of being a humanitarian, one of our most humanitarian presidents".

Actually, though, the American intervention is not a wholly humanitarian one.