Sentence examples for humanitarian view from inspiring English sources

"Theirs is a humanitarian view aimed at 80percentt of the population rather than 20percentt.

It is particularly regrettable that the government of Pakistan did not heed the pleas of the government of India, Sarabjit's family and of civil society in India and Pakistan to take a humanitarian view of this case.

"It is particularly regrettable that the government of Pakistan did not heed the pleas of the government of India, Sarabjit's family and of civil society in India and Pakistan to take a humanitarian view of this case," the prime minister said.

"India has consistently urged Pakistan on several occasions to take a sympathetic and humanitarian view on the case of Sarabjit Singh.

Europeans, he argued, have an abstract and moralistic humanitarian view of the Balkans, and a rather paternalistic hope to find a way to help a few different "tribes" live together peacefully.

It is a critique of the humanitarian view of child soldiers and a stinging analysis of the politicization of the issue of child soldiers by the UN and NGOs.

Arishima Takeo, (born March 4, 1878, Tokyo, Japan died June 9 , 1923 Karuizawa) Japanese novelist known for his novel Aru onna (1919; A Certain Woman) and for his strong humanitarian views.

During the sittings he discussed with the aged statesman the philosophy of the 17th-century Moravian theologian John Amos Comenius, whose humanitarian views Kokoschka had admired from his youth.

March 4, 1878 Tokyo, Japan June 9 , 1923Nagano, Japan Arishima Takeo, (born March 4, 1878, Tokyo, Japan died June 9 , 1923 Karuizawa) Japanese novelist known for his novel Aru onna (1919; A Certain Woman) and for his strong humanitarian views.

Bill Clinton is a very popular man, mainly because of his humanitarian views and the ease with which he has managed to keep ultraconservatives in check and the economy rolling along like a well-oiled machine.

"From the humanitarian point of view, this is a very strong and quite unexpected position," said Ekaterina Sokirianskaya, the director of the Conflict Analysis and Prevention centre and an expert on the north Caucasus.