Sentence examples for substantial humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Denmark, Norway and Finland condemned Israel's attack on innocent civilians and have sent substantial humanitarian aid to assist the people of Gaza.

But there's no denying that trying to prevent or at least mitigate widespread and significant humanitarian situations is also in the interest of our country and that's why you've seen the substantial humanitarian assistance that's been offered".

Israeli officials said the French had originally pushed for a 48-hour or 72-hour cease-fire by Israel, an attempt as they saw it to provide substantial humanitarian aid and to see if Hamas would stop its rocket fire for that period.

But "substantial humanitarian assistance has mitigated the most extreme food deficits and reduced mortality levels," according to a report issued by the Famine Early Warning Systems Network and the Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit, which are partly financed by the American government and the United Nations.

The same can be said of the welcoming initiatives across the continent that various municipalities are sponsoring, which are on track to becoming a substantial humanitarian network that can replace ministerial bureaucracy.

But for too many ordinary people, political progress must now be matched by substantial humanitarian assistance".

He continued, speaking with concern and compassion about the substantial suffering and humanitarian needs of the Palestinian people.

Julien has substantial field experience managing humanitarian operations, primarily for the International Rescue Committee IRCC).

Despite substantial reliance on external humanitarian assistance, ongoing insecurity has limited the ability of international organizations to provide medical care as some risks such as kidnapping are higher for expatriate staff compared to local staff.

(Amma's humanitarian efforts include substantial tsunami, flood, earthquake, and hurricane relief).

"Public opinion will not accept a generous humanitarian program, a substantial migration program, unless the government is seen to be in command of its borders," he cautioned.