Sentence examples for service of human from inspiring English sources

Anat Biletzki, past chairperson of the Israeli human rights organization B'tselem, recently suggested in the NYT blog ("The Sacred and the Humane") that "religion, even when indirectly in the service of human rights, is not really working for human rights".

That's just because they're all put at the service of human ends.

And the power of business is not always in the service of human values or of making good films.

Architects are instead thinking about light, air, trees and gardens, all in the service of human connections.

"This is a great moral challenge, what Pope John Paul II called placing the freedom of the market in the service of human freedom in its totality".

It seems particularly unfair to level this at Tatchell, who has imperilled his own safety so often in the service of human rights.

On the contrary, it must be brought into the services of human life.

They would rather contemplate immigration, despite its many challenges, including the often extreme difficulty of acquiring visas, and the risks of enlisting the services of human smugglers.

In a very basic sense, he has put a powerful new tool at the service of the human imagination, enabling filmmakers to marry fantasy and reality.

"The United States should use that influence in service of a human rights agenda".

When the pope urged lawmakers to put technology in the service of more "human" progress, he appealed to a higher purpose for the tools mankind is making today and in the future.