Sentence examples for of humanitarian concern from inspiring English sources
Some act out of humanitarian concern.
Behind the facade of humanitarian concern, familiar interests are at stake.
"We are very hopeful that in the spirit of the original agreement and out of humanitarian concern we will be able to work through those cases that had been begun," she said Thursday.
New research by the Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) states that in the nearly six years since Mr Cameron's election in May 2010, the UK has sold weapons to 24 of the 27 states included on its own list of "countries of humanitarian concern".
"What if liberal democracies have now evolved to a point where they can no longer wage war effectively because they have achieved a level of humanitarian concern for others that dwarfs any really cold-eyed pursuit of their own national interests?" he asks.For the moment those who would restrict freedom appear to have the public on their side.
He said that the White House had a policy of not discussing the details of the president's reasoning in clemency cases but that the decision-making process was speeded up for Mr. King "because of humanitarian concern," given his brother's death.
"China calls on all sides to remain calm and exercise restraint, ensure the safety of Chinese personnel and quickly release the Chinese personnel out of humanitarian concerns," the Foreign Ministry said on its Web site, adding that a group of Chinese officials had been sent to Sudan to help defuse the crisis.
"It's really a combination of humanitarian concerns, a feel for having a duty towards their religion, towards their Muslim kin, and some personal reasons as well," he said.
According to Shiffman the pattern of donation does not fully reflect either the needs of the recipients in terms of humanitarian concerns and the most pressing problems of people in developing nations nor is it fully explained by a provider perspective, that is, the interests of constituencies in industrialized states.
Post-conflict health systems can be inundated with aid in multiple forms as a country is considered to have a strong case for investment on the grounds of need (the country has for some time been unable to absorb aid effectively and the effects of war leave a legacy of humanitarian concerns) and on the grounds that investment may have the additional benefit of consolidating the peace process.
At the parliamentary hearing on Wednesday, a Defense Ministry official recalled that the cabinet had declared Gaza "hostile territory" and decided that the safety of Israeli soldiers and civilians at or near the border should be risked only to facilitate the movement out of Gaza for humanitarian concerns, like medical treatment.
