Sentence examples for humanitarian stage from inspiring English sources
Emma Watson The 25-year-old Harry Potter actress became a star of the humanitarian stage after launching HeForShe, a UN campaign to include all men in the fight for gender equality.
She also said £2m contributed by the Department for International Development to the construction of World Food Programme humanitarian staging areas in Nepal had proved key to the emergency response.
"The only hope is to put the humanitarian need center stage," he said, adding that keeping political and humanitarian tracts separate over the past five years hadn't "borne fruit".
This is the back-end of humanitarian relief work, staged in hotels and restaurants and meeting rooms.
That may set the stage for humanitarian disaster.
The United Nations has declared a wide swath of central Somalia a humanitarian emergency, the final stage before a full-blown famine.
The Speaker had granted Tuesday's emergency debate to the former Conservative cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell, who said that, even at this late stage, a humanitarian corridor should be established in east Aleppo to allow innocent civilians to leave the city for safety.
The animal was euthanized in the agonic stage for humanitarian reasons.
"Uganda" soon became a trending topic on Twitter, as users informed their followers that the U.S. was "invading" Uganda (in the words of writer and lawyer Elizabeth Wurtzel), or staging a humanitarian intervention on behalf of the L.R.A.'s millions of victims in Uganda, South Sudan, the Central African Republic, and the Congo.
Israel might foster this move by halting provocative incursions into the Palestinian Territory and facilitating humanitarian efforts (which, at this stage, would be legal) through the Palestinian government.
It would also accomplish multiple goals without any direct American intervention: stabilizing an increasingly precarious front line; preventing further regional conflict; helping alleviate a humanitarian crisis; and setting the stage for a better post-Assad future.
