Sentence examples for on humanitarianism from inspiring English sources

These approaches are fundamentally different from approaches based on humanitarianism, generosity or charity from one state to another.

The preface is as self-questioning, second-guessing, and morally severe as his book on humanitarianism, "A Bed for the Night".

David Rieff (a contributing writer to this magazine) argues as much in his book "A Bed for the Night," an all-out attack on humanitarianism as a guide to political action.

Using terms like digital samaritan or even "digital jedi", a new book by Patrick Meier on humanitarianism in the internet age is a rousing manifesto urging readers not to feel alone or worthless; to go ahead and "like" something on Facebook.

'Every day that goes by is costing us money, and we can't carry on this humanitarianism indefinitely.

Allmusic staff writer Stephen Thomas Erlewine gave the album four and a half out of five stars, saying that "Pearl Jam has embraced everything they do well, whether it's their classicist hard rock or heart-on-sleeve humanitarianism".

On Syria, Mr. Cameron says the only thing to do is to ratchet up the pressure on the "bloody, broken, brutal regime" in Damascus and to appeal to Russia (long a partner to Syria) to cooperate on the basis of humanitarianism.

The examples range widely but include the University of Manchester's work on the history of humanitarianism, which has influenced the thinking of a number of NGOs, including Médecins sans Frontières, and the University of Oxford's Compassion in Healthcare project, in which the theologian, Josh Hordern, is working with the Royal Society of Medicine to improve patient engagement and health outcomes.

Such activity should be banned on the ground of humanitarianism and public health.

His legacy of humanitarianism will live on through his beloved wife, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

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.