Voorbeelden van humanitarian

• The Vatican has agreed to donate $80,000 in humanitarian aid to countries affected by the war.

• A huge relief effort will be required to avert a humanitarian disaster.

• She reported on the humanitarian crisis in the region.

• Humanitarian aid is being airlifted to the country.

• The sanctions have been lifted for humanitarian reasons.

• The series seemed to instil documentary and humanitarian characteristics into each film of its own accord, as though a matter of course.

• This assertion supports the view that principles of humanitarian law remain applicable to refugees who are caught in the midst of armed conflicts.

• The strategy of the patent-based industry was to draw attention to other causes of the humanitarian crises in least developed countries.

• Economic and political motives seemed to take precedence over humanitarian considerations.

• When things go wrong, or do not happen according to plan, then the humanitarians share the responsibility for the suboptimal outcomes.

• Effacing borders helps to promote medicine's universalistic claims and also endorses humanitarian goals when political conflicts might interfere with public health endeavors.

• Resource flows to support ' humanitarian ' imperatives, are then used by these warriers for political purposes.

• Alongside humanitarian work for the most needy, the organisation also runs projects directed towards socially more stable and well-established groups.

• The central argument - that the best and the brightest ideas of humanitarians can sometimes have bad consequences - will hardly be a surprise.

• Repudiating the rationalist systems, he stressed the essential values of a humanitarian, liberal approach to education.

• There are no documented instances where inflows of foreign aid or humanitarian assistance were affected by a host state's policies towards refugees on its territory.

• The criteria for assistance were in the first instance governed by political rather than humanitarian considerations.

• Basically, it is no longer sufficient for humanitarian agencies to save lives.

• Humanitarian organisations are thus forced to make difficult compromises between these two polar positions.

• But interventions out of humanitarian concerns overlook the cause of the problem and the long-term impact that any withdrawal of foreign troops might have.