Sentence examples for language of humanitarianism from inspiring English sources
Widespread hunger is the result of predatory social systems, a fact that Bono's depoliticising language of humanitarianism serves to conceal.
Such claims are couched in a language of humanitarianism and focused on a target that the food industry increasingly shares with the international development sector: micronutrient deficiency, its long-term health implications and its national and global economic cost.
Humanitarian Action Abuarqub, Mamoun and Isabel Phillips,A Brief History of Humanitarianism in the Muslim World, Islamic Relief Worldwide, Birmingham, UK, July 2009.
Is this an act of humanitarianism or militarism?
Mattathias Schwartz and Philip Gourevitch join Dorothy Wickenden to discuss current notions of humanitarianism.
Leo Tolstoy claimed that "vegetarianism is the taproot of humanitarianism".
"A golden age of humanitarianism … has never really existed.
What one cannot do is simultaneously keep up a pretence of humanitarianism.
His legacy of humanitarianism will live on through his beloved wife, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
"Ninkyodo", the so-called noble path, is a macho form of humanitarianism.
It was not like Western countries where you have several centuries of education of humanitarianism".
