Sentence examples for humanitarian topics from inspiring English sources
There is a growing demand to include more environmental, managerial and economics subjects, and other humanitarian topics in the civil engineering course.
The 'Harvard Humanitarian Studies Initiative for Residents' Effectively Trains Doctors in Humanitarian Topics Prior to Field Deployment.
Using a combination of geospatial science and design software, we help shape and display raw data into compelling maps and infographics depicting a range of humanitarian topics.
We aim to connect student groups as part of Harvard's humanitarian community, and serve students interested in learning more about current humanitarian topics and career paths through our events and network.
However, 2002's Vapor Trails was heavily devoted to speaking about Peart's personal issues, combined with other humanitarian topics such as the 9/11 terrorist attacks ("Peaceable Kingdom").
Despite several articles that employed CRS data to track funding flows to health and other relevant humanitarian topics [ 13, 14], the authors found only one article in the literature that systematically analyzed FTS data for mental health and psychosocial support initiatives [ 15].
We thank each of Drs. Iman Nuwayhid, Fouad M Fouad, Samer Jabbour and Mr. Ali Khatib for the discussion of this humanitarian topic.
This is a humanitarian issue".
Because global health is an emerging multisectoral field linking (among others) health, trade, governance and foreign policies, development and humanitarian aid, the topics that can be covered in one special issue are necessarily limited.
We found that 145 of the 369 academic articles related to humanitarian logistics addressed topics such as evacuation, relief supplies distribution, resource allocation, facility location and inventory.
The author, RA, is currently discussing a possible PhD position at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands, which will concern empirical research on the same topic: humanitarian responses to sexual violence in armed conflict.
