Sentence examples for pressing human from inspiring English sources

Must what happens in the concert hall be so remote from pressing human concerns?

More and more it was becoming the pressing human dilemma: how to walk a clean path between obscenities".

Construction of stadiums has also begun in Qatar, amid pressing human rights issues and unanswered questions over how it won the bid.

The continued persecution of Gypsies -- or Roma, as they call themselves in their own language -- has become a pressing human rights concern in post-Communist Eastern Europe.

Judge Sullivan was particularly caustic when discussing air quality, saying that the Park Service "simply cannot debate that pressing human health concerns, as well as the possibility of grave environmental damage, demand prompt review".

The American State Department cites the abuse of wiretapping as one of Bulgaria's most pressing human rights problems.The current scandal might have profound implications on the upcoming snap elections following the resignation of Mr Borisov's government in early February.

In June 2009, the UN Human Rights Council passed a landmark resolution recognizing preventable maternal mortality and morbidity as a pressing human-rights issue that violates a woman's rights to health, life, education, dignity, and information.

The crisis is so pressing, the human impact so profound, that it can no longer be ignored.

One of a handful of lawyers in China pressing for human rights and the rule of law, he has been repeatedly detained, beaten and threatened with death.

Google also said that two Gmail accounts had been compromised, adding separately that the e-mail accounts of dozens of people pressing for human rights in China had been hacked.

Mr. Ren is so tough-minded that during the time he was imprisoned, from 1979 to 1983, for pressing his human rights campaign, he wrote a four-volume book on democracy with the only material he could find: toilet paper and the discarded nib of a pen.