Sentence examples for humanitarian voices from inspiring English sources

"He's traditionally been one of the humanitarian voices, the voice of social and political justice in American poetry," St. John said.

When the UN convenes its donors' conference for Pakistani relief this weekend perhaps Arab states will find their collective humanitarian voices in time to make a difference before it is too late for the millions of Pakistanis searching for help.

"His quavering and humanitarian voice represented, for me, the lovely and difficult future of Syria," she wrote.

A true humanitarian, his Voices of the Wetlands has kept a spotlight on rebuilding our coastal barriers.

Perhaps for this reason, the official American position was one of lawyerly, largely ineffective disapproval, with the U.S. Ambassador, Robert Blake, voicing humanitarian concerns and occasional criticism of the government, but otherwise keeping quiet.

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Unlike the United States, created in a time of no moral remorse and no international humanitarian ideals, Israel cannot avoid voices of dissent, including Jews that recognize that Palestinians are treated miserably.

The UN deputy secretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief voiced grave concern about the risks faced by civilians.

One frequently voiced concern about humanitarian interventions is whether they are just another form of imperialism.

Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan is an international humanitarian activist and an outspoken voice on issues of world peace and justice.

The RKLA, which began in 2012, identifies as one of UNICEF core roles as advocacy to include the most vulnerable children in development and humanitarian work – by being the voice for children.