Sentence examples for prominent humanitarian from inspiring English sources

A prominent humanitarian engineering organization is Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA), which was founded in 2002 by civil engineer Bernard Amadei.

That is in part because of anxiety over China and North Korea, but also because of the military's prominent humanitarian presence after the 2011 tsunami.

The legacy of Syria's conflict may well be its refugees; they are by far the most prominent humanitarian consequence of the fighting so far, but they do not reflect the full scale of Syria's disaster.

Lastly, prominent humanitarian coordination bodies that have significant experience using digital communication technologies and interacting with the novel actors they introduce, should facilitate structured interaction between these actors and representatives of national authorities, in an effort to identify good practices for reinforcing national agency in digitally-driven informatics.

The International Rescue Committee, a prominent humanitarian charity, has also warned that the food aid cuts could spell disaster for the refugees it assists.

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is one of the most prominent humanitarian and peacemakers of our time, with a spiritual following akin to that of the Dalai Lama's, if not even larger.

NEW YORK (RNS) Prominent religious, humanitarian and ethical leaders gave mixed grades this week to progress on meeting the United Nations Millennium Development Goalss (MDG), the global yardsticks on fighting poverty.

Digital communication technologies play an increasingly prominent role in humanitarian operations and in response to international pandemics specifically.

Thus, the prominent role of humanitarian agencies and social aid groups is evident in both the Department of Homeland Security DHS National Response Frameworkrk and the National Disaster Recovery Framework (DHS 2011, 2013).

Officially and institutionally this is visible in the challenges that surround the development of ethical codes of conducts for digital humanitarians (Meier 2015: 45-60; Resor 2016) or the development of an activation protocol through which OCHA is to include the Standby Task Force (SVT, one of the most prominent V&TCs) in humanitarian response operations (Burns 2014; Gorp 2014).

The low number was surprising when one considers UNICEF's prominent presence in humanitarian response and the number of UNICEF programme countries deemed to be in an emergency or transitional status during that period.