Sentence examples for humanitarian use from inspiring English sources

On taking office, Bill Clinton quite deliberately set the standards for the humanitarian use of American power in his Administration higher than they were in the Bush Administration.

The tiny stents had been approved for humanitarian use by the Food and Drug Administration in 2005 for patients for whom routine medical treatments had failed.

The Argus II was approved under a special F.D.A. program designating it a "humanitarian use device," which Dr. Eydelman said applied to therapies that would be used for fewer than 4,000 people a year.

The United States Food and Drug Administration has designated the AbioCor as a "humanitarian use device," meaning its use is restricted to people who are ineligible for transplants and would otherwise be facing imminent death.

The stent was approved for humanitarian use after a pilot study suggested that patients with a very high risk of stroke on standard medical management might benefit from stenting.

Iraq, with a Shiite Muslim majority that may look warmly toward Shiite Iran and the Shiite-allied Alawite sect around Mr. Assad, has reportedly allowed Iranian airplanes to cross Iraqi airspace carrying supplies to the Assad government in potential violations of an arms embargo, although Iraqi officials say the Iranians have assured them any Iranian cargo is for humanitarian use.

"We would certainly have a lot more interest in the civilian and humanitarian uses.

On May 10th Israel said it was willing to release 50m shekels ($11m) through a Quartet mechanism for humanitarian uses, but not towards the $95m monthly wage bill.As the Palestinians wait for help, Israel continues to pound the northern Gaza Strip with up to 300 artillery shells a day, in response to rocket fire from Palestinian militants.

Instead, "humanitarian uses of new technology can add to (rather than reduce) the ways in which humanitarian practices are linked to contextual political dynamics" (Jacobsen 2015 2).

The broad aim is to bypass the Iranian-backed Hamas terrorists who control Gaza, and shovel resources for strictly humanitarian uses into the enclave "in coordination with" the Palestinian Authority, which is run by the U.S.-favored Fatah faction, Hamas' rival, based in the West Bank.

P&G provide PUR at cost for humanitarian uses through the organization's philanthropy program: Children's Safe Drinking Water.