Sentence examples for supporters of human from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Re "After the Space Shuttle" (editorial, July 22): As one of the most enthusiastic supporters of human spaceflight for 60 years, I appreciate your support of a "far more ambitious set of manned voyages" to follow the end of the shuttle program (which did, indeed, fail to live up to its promise) and "inspire a new generation".

As one of the most enthusiastic supporters of human space flight for 60 years, I appreciate your support of a "far more ambitious set of manned voyages" to follow the end of the shuttle program (which did, indeed, fail to live up to its promise) and "inspire a new generation".

"The propaganda behind it was big, and then those same murderers of people become supporters of human rights," he said sardonically.

And if that occupation had continued for as long as Israel's has, we would have called supporters of human rights to help us end this occupation, treat Palestinian citizens of that state equally and allow Palestinian refugees to return.

Supporters of human rights, political reform, social justice, UK membership of the EU and international action to stem climate change will all have a powerful champion in Norman Lamb.

Rather than criticism, says Sir Mark, Chinese bosses respond far better to patient explanations that older multinationals became supporters of human rights because they learnt to their cost that when those rights are ignored, bad things happen.

Carmel Budiardjo writes: Lord Avebury was an unwavering supporter of human rights activism across the world.

"We're also a major supporter of human rights, biodiversity preservation programs, population programs and housing and community development".

Gabriel, an active supporter of human rights campaigns around the world, had previously spoken out about the jailing of Pussy Riot.

Correction: December 11 , 2001 Tuesday An obituary on Thursday about Gregoire C. R. B. MacArthur, a supporter of human rights and liberal causes, misstated his age.

1. Yehudi Menuhin, born in New York City on April 22, 1916, was a US violinist, later also a conductor, teacher, impresario and supporter of human rights.