Sentence examples for humanitarian solidarity from inspiring English sources

Brothers, away from all political disputes we want humanitarian solidarity.

The EVD epidemic in Liberia and other parts of West Africa reinforces the reality of global interconnectedness and common vulnerability from the weakest links in the chain, and remains a formidable challenge to the political and humanitarian solidarity of Africa and of the world.

Economic rationality will sometimes support territorial admission and non-deportation, for example if employers want cheap and willing labour, and humanitarian and solidarity considerations may sustain dynamics of membership inclusion.

The pilgrimage is a manifestation of the solidarity and humanitarian principles that are desperately needed today as we are faced with the worst refugee crisis of the 21st century.

The uncomfortable moral dilemma for each citizen of a European nation is this: How much solidarity and humanitarian sentiment can we conjure for refugees who arrive at our borders, as opposed to those who are suffering far away?

We also learn, fairly predictably, that 'ideas bubble in a brilliant stream' from this 'quick strategic thinker' who is 'moved by humanitarian compassion and internationalist solidarity' and 'likes precision, accuracy, exactitude, punctuality'.

Thanks to their work, Hungary isn't simply defined as one of the more criticized member states of the E.U. for flat-out ignoring or actively impeding the travel of migrants, but is also now known for spontaneous solidarity and humanitarian efforts during what is considered the biggest crisis in Europe since the Second World War.

"We need to be able to say to the Syrian people, and to the host communities who have been helping them for three and a half years, that they have solidarity and their humanitarian life-saving needs will be met".

They were united and showed their solidarity to address this humanitarian crisis and to give a better future for many people".

We have chosen refugees as our theme this year not just to raise money for a vital humanitarian cause but as an act of solidarity.

Alongside our Guardian colleagues in the UK and Australia we have chosen to support refugees through this holiday appeal not just to raise money for a vital humanitarian cause but as an act of solidarity.