Sentence examples for move human from inspiring English sources

From a start fraught with skepticism, that declaration has helped move human rights from an internal matter for individual nations to a global issue.

Although the White House praised the move, human rights groups here called it a cynical attempt to curry favor with the Bush administration.

The history books will remember his work with Mr. Carter to move human rights to the forefront of foreign policy, and his contributions to the Camp David agreement establishing peace between Egypt and Israel.

Some Swiss towns plan to keep asylum-seekers away from public places such as swimming pools, playing fields and libraries, in a move human rights groups say is racist.

Baghat will be tried by a military court, a move human rights groups are calling unfair, but predictable. .

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration will remove Malaysia from its official list of the world's worst human trafficking offenders, according to Reuters, a move human rights advocates fear will damage U.S. credibility.

We can move humans from one place to the next in a few hours and we reap the benefits of a globalized economy.

But we also need to move humans around.

His traps are baited with quirky, laconically told yet intensely moving human particulars.

Goals for cash is not a proven formula, especially when moving human beings around.

Living, moving human beings animate the space, and the window tables, looking out on the park, are a treat.