Sentence examples for sustained humanitarian from inspiring English sources

Immediate and sustained humanitarian access to reach all people in need in Syria must be a priority.

Mr. Clinton's plea for assistance for people living with H.I.V. and AIDS is a rallying cry to Americans who have averted their eyes from the world's worst sustained humanitarian crisis in recent memory.

In May, the Syria International Support Group, which includes Russia, China, the Arab League, European nations, and the U.S., endorsed another ceasefire and pledged to "ensure full and sustained humanitarian access in Syria".

Eastern Congo's children need security, freedom from fear and sustained humanitarian assistance.

Following the famine declaration in 2011, sustained humanitarian response and multiple seasons of below average to good rainfall in most parts of the country increased agricultural and livestock production and household purchasing power.

"Without sustained humanitarian support, the gains made the past 10 years in improving food security and the overall health and nutrition of the most vulnerable - children, pregnant and nursing' mothers, and the elderly - could be quickly reversed," noted Mr. Isaczai.

In 1999, President Bill Clinton responded to the ethnic cleansing of Albanian Muslims in Kosovo not only with promises of military action, but with a pledge to increase U.S. funding for food and supplies delivered to the Albanian refugees, stating "Just as important (as military readiness), we need to sustain humanitarian relief and support". .

SUSTAIN HUMANITARIAN AID The impressive American and international response helped avert an even greater humanitarian crisis.

We call on the Government of Sudan to cease all attacks against civilians immediately and to ensure the safety of those trying to provide or receive life-sustaining humanitarian assistance.

The European Union Ambassador stressed that the EU has fully satisfied its commitments pledged at Kuwait and Doha Donors Conferences to sustain the humanitarian assistance and development in both Darfur and East Sudan.

Stephen O'Brien, the UN's humanitarian coordinator, said in a statement that parties to the conflict in Syria had to offer "full, sustained and unimpeded humanitarian access, including to besieged and hard-to-reach areas".