Sentence examples for humanitarian pursuits from inspiring English sources

Tall, elegant, and beautiful to the end, Rosemary exhibited a remarkable zest for life and humanitarian pursuits.

From Baptists in North Carolina to Sikhs in California, composting has been adopted as an environmental and humanitarian pursuit.

To conclude, the two initiatives examined show that massive mobilization of humanitarian assistance in pursuit of common goals should not be confused with collective action to ensure the adequate supply of GPGs.

Records tumbled as the humanitarian superstar returned to mortal pursuits and made a movie.

But in the meantime, basic decency demands pursuit of a humanitarian relief campaign.

Alas, in Libya, a humanitarian approach and the cold-eyed pursuit of national interests might yet come to seem in tension.

Civic engagement, social reform, and the pursuit of integrity is one's humanitarian duty; not just a reason for a tax write off or entrepreneurial pivot.

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

And then there are the men and women around the world who have been jailed and beaten in the pursuit of justice; those who toil in humanitarian organizations to relieve suffering; the unrecognized millions whose quiet acts of courage and compassion inspire even the most hardened of cynics.

Mr. Alagi was there, too, blinking from behind thick glasses, and promising a "humanitarian court, to protect human rights," as well as the pursuit of members of Colonel Qaddafi's entourage who had taken refuge abroad.

"What if liberal democracies have now evolved to a point where they can no longer wage war effectively because they have achieved a level of humanitarian concern for others that dwarfs any really cold-eyed pursuit of their own national interests?" he asks.For the moment those who would restrict freedom appear to have the public on their side.