Sentence examples for issues of humans from inspiring English sources

The social bottom line encompasses social, ethical, and cultural issues of humans in the form of public health, skills, and education, as well as a society's health and wealth-creation potential (Elkington 1998).

Mr. Kristof is attuned to issues of human suffering and injustice.

But there are some issues of human existence that just aren't scientific.

But General Powell is seen as less interested than Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright in issues of human rights and democratization.

And donated underwear raises issues of human dignity, with some countries such as Zimbabwe moving to ban imported underwear.

The panel had a wide remit, looking at issues of human rights, trade, intellectual property and public health objectives.

Mr. Clinton is generally expected to raise issues of human rights and religious freedom while he is here.

That role played by middle powers results partly from perceptions of their legitimate concerns on issues of human security.

"He is diverting attention away from real issues of human rights to nonissues like music and purdah," Mr. Imroz said.

"We should research potential issues of human health in these highly insulated, air tight, non-breathable buildings," he says.

At the end, the statement said Corbyn "also raised the issues of human rights and the impact of Chinese imports on the UK steel industry".