Utiliser "humanitarian" dans une phrase

1. She went the whole hog with publicity, approaching the local paper and putting the humanitarian case … not trying to swing the planning permission but underlining the need

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2. Sports and humanitarian work come in second

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3. humanitarian organizations in your community that will provide

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4. This man was anything but a humanitarian, having told the OGPU, shortly after having achieved power, to go out and shoot ten thousand Kulaks, just to show them that he meant business

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5. In Somalia, for example, humanitarian efforts spearheaded by the United Nations (UN) to provide famine relief to that starving country has resulted in inter-clan conflicts among tribal warlords who perceive such intervention (nation-building) as a threat to their territorial sovereignty

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6. Fidel Castro‘s supporters on the American Left have historically argued that 1) most embargoes are ineffective in subverting autocratic governments (note these are the same people who summarily called for embargoes against Iraq as a viable alternative to war), and 2) that such restrictions promote unnecessary hardship to its citizens and should therefore be lifted if not for humanitarian reasons, alone

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7. Send or at least offer humanitarian aid

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8. In any critique of Communism, for example, one can point to humanitarian disasters like forced collectivization

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9. From a humanitarian point of view, Teddy Roosevelt was a disaster

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10. The introduction argued that substituting a political position checklist for humanitarian results is excuse making for one side or the other

11. Though fascism would have fallen on its own eventually, as it did in Spain, many years of fascism avoided was a great humanitarian achievement that saved many millions

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12. In the face of all these challenges, and judging him not on politics and ideological tests, Obama can point to humanitarian victories, limited but still impressive

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13. Holbrooke had a long history of humanitarian causes, but also two troubling episodes

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14. After 1917, much of the US was somewhat inclined to invade overseas if humanitarian reasons or preserving order was the rationale

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15. A UN humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, Denis Halladay, estimated 239,000

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16. Many used all diplomatic means at their disposal, pressure, consultations, offers of peacekeepers and humanitarian aid, efforts to cut off weapons shipments

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17. Could at least humanitarian aid be offered? This has been done, largely by non-state actors

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18. But this is true for humanitarian reasons only if Nixon had been facing charges for Cambodia

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19. Even the best presidents such as Lincoln and Carter made several huge humanitarian mistakes

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20. After leaving office, Carter became the greatest humanitarian ex president of all time, and one of the greatest humanitarians in US and world history

21. The small humanitarian actions they have taken have been accomplished with our money and we

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22. Besides, there is other trillion dollars that can be added by the billion of potential human beings that are sensitized with humanitarian cause

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23. Generation of Income for Totality of the People, Organizations and Countries and the immensity of money that it receives to transform these resources in humanitarian service and salvation of the planet

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24. For those of you who are not familiar, HEWS is the Humanitarian Early Warning System

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25. The Coast Guard was mobilized along with the Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Army to provide humanitarian assistance along the Gulf Coast in Joint Task Force Katrina (“Coast Guard,” 2006)

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26. charities, and was a strong example of what a true humanitarian was

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27. What began as a giant effort of cooperation and humanitarian relief transformed over a few days into something entirely other

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28. She stated that she believed that the Federation supported their mission and would see to it that the humanitarian efforts continued unabated

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29. Sinatra won six Lifetime Achievement Awards, The Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, two Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, two Golden Laurel Awards, a Golden Apple Award for male star of the year and three other Golden Apples for least cooperative actor

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30. We actually attach as much importance to humanitarian relief operations than to purely military operations in our plans, Admiral

31. As he had said himself candidly to Fernand yesterday, who in the Global Council would refuse to sell humanitarian supplies to someone who was both armed and ready to pay cash with pure gold? Besides, public opinion in the 737

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32. “Actually, those containers were loaded directly in New Lake City, Natia: those supplies are a humanitarian donation from the Global Council

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33. With all the humanitarian work to be done these days to take care of concentration camps survivors and refugees, we were in serious need of extra manpower

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34. The stern face with unmasked traces of sorrow and extreme sadness obviously reflected his experiences in the world at large, especially in numerous humanitarian efforts, and gave Feltus a soothing and comforting feeling in the presence of this wise man

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35. In exchange for humanitarian and reconstruction aid, the United States would wish to be allowed to establish and use a limited number of military bases on Japanese soil

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36. It is a bit like watching the Cannes Advertising Film Festival, there might be a few seemingly humanitarian causes wrapped up in those technicolor dreams, but at the end of the day, they are all selling a product

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37. Officially, the sea containers holding the weapons will be containing humanitarian aid destined to refugee camps in Syria

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38. You have a humanitarian crisis exploding, beyond all proportions

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39. Hope kept him thinking that Hurd and the council would come to their senses, would become humanitarian and would start helping the people

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40. According to the files I found in Nancy ‘A’s office, she was discreetly approached in 1943 ‘B’ in Jerusalem by a mandated representative of the d’Orléans Foundation, who offered her financial support for her humanitarian projects

41. Finally, our force, with the support and resources of the United States, will provide humanitarian aid as needed to the inhabitants of Palestine

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42. However, those convoys will carry only food, humanitarian aid and medical supplies, and no weapons or ammunition

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43. Shoot and kill minds is far easier than securing life, good in humanitarian approach

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44. Case in point: 12 May 1996 CNN World News—reporting on Liberian refugees aboard a leaking ship that was refused permission to land in their neighboring countries of Ivory Coast and Ghana, an official of the UN’s com-mission dealing with humanitarian concerns is asked by the news anchor to estimate the urgency of the situation for those 3,500 women, children and men trapped at sea without toilets or beds

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45. Then, by such connection it gets the purification and becomes charitable and humanitarian, and for such charity, God becomes pleased with it and so does it with Him

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46. I built a goddamned good career in a field that has absolutely nothing to do with the humanitarian background my parents gave me

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47. Through this connection it then achieves purification and becomes charitable and humanitarian

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48. When Money comes before life, tell me which is being sacrificed to whom? When an illusion supersedes compassion, who then is the primitive priest savagely ripping out beating hearts to offer to a golden idol? These incidental inconveniences and trivial tragedies, how often do you sanction them, while proclaiming yourself a humanitarian as you publicly guilt tithe to the cause that bears your foundation's name? Do you know the uninvited poor whose heads you anonymously airlift drop Morganics experimental foods and Whoremart blood-woven garments upon? Are you only giving to a stereotype and only giving the basic necessities of life? Because isn't that all a stereotype needs, just enough to stay alive? How do you know what to give them, if you do not know them? When we ask those in want to share their needs, we are asking them to trust us with their greatest intimacy, their deepest vulnerability

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49. The institution of science has become so sanctified and whitewashed by the propaganda of the Western media that now most people actually believe that Science is humanitarian

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50. The British Empire was supposed to have been more civilized, more scientific, more humanitarian

51. If a billionaire gives away most of their wealth and they still retain millions of dollars: how would you compare that to a homeless person giving away their last cigarette? Which one is making the bigger sacrifice? Which one is being more charitable? The wealthiest person in the world; Bill Gates, has actually been lauded for being a humanitarian because he gives away a few hundreds of millions of dollars to certain selected charities

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52. Kibera will indeed be the biggest challenge of all for Nairobi, as this humanitarian crisis is one of the largest problems in all of Africa

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53. For some reason, this guarantees him a good name as a humanitarian

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54. He is worshipped as a humanitarian simply because he is not completely 100% selfish…because he does not keep every single penny of his billions for himself

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55. He had very good humanitarian reasons for invading Poland which have been completely wiped out of history books and buried… and in the one-in-a-thousand it is ever barely mentioned, it is passed off as if the genocidal mass murder of hundreds of thousands of German speaking people in Poland was barely worth mentioning; it is discounted and ignored and covered up

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56. Entire villages in Africa and the Middle East are full of children that will never have any children of their own! It’s a silent genocide! Just last year in Pakistan tribesmen went on a rampage killing every humanitarian aid worker they could find, when they found out that their children’s basic human right to reproduce had been stolen from them

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57. For ourselves—while rendering just homage to the many noble qualities of our Unitarian brethren, and lamenting, in the interests of truth, the excesses of the falsely socalled Athanasian orthodoxy, which have occasioned and perhaps excused in part the reaction towards a purely humanitarian view of Christ’s person,—we must nevertheless abjure as scarcely deserving refutation these efforts of critical artifice

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58. "All very humanitarian, but why?" said Twoflower

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59. Fascinated by physics, he speaks multiple languages and traveled extensively with wealthy, humanitarian parents

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60. What appeared to be purely a humanitarian issue was also an economic one

61. “We were in shock—how could he not have been helped?” As a humanitarian, it hurt; as a businessman, it rankled

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62. She had truly never thought so far as that, and his lucid picture of possible offspring who would scorn her was one that brought deadly convictions to an honest heart which was humanitarian to its centre

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63. He’d claimed to be like her, a street kid who’d benefited from the Coalition’s humanitarian programs

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64. But Starlight Lanes had offered the capsule to help with refugees and other humanitarian services, and even though it wasn’t as big as the military capsules Rykus was used to traveling on, it was capable of holding a dozen full-size, capital-class ships in its hollow interior

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65. Working on humanitarian applications for radium meant Marie had to master a lot of chemistry, which she did so well that in 1911, five years after the death of her beloved Pierre in a road accident, she won another Nobel Prize, this one for Chemistry

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66. You could request a humanitarian visa

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67. He called me back tonight and said he was almost certain he could get Sohrab a humanitarian visa

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68. Seward, humanitarian and medico-jurist as well as scientist, will deem it a moral duty to deal with me as one to be considered as under exceptional circumstances

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69. He was referring to a reception hosted by the Pakistani president in honor of a new billion-dollar humanitarian aid package to his country

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70. ” He foresaw a more humanitarian and by the same token a more civilized future in which men and women would be isolated in marginal cities when they could no longer take care of themselves so that they might be spared the humiliation, suffering, and frightful loneliness of old age

71. One outstanding endorsement of (SRI) policies is the Norwegian Government Pension Fund, which is mandated to avoid "investments which constitute an unacceptable risk that the Fund may contribute to unethical acts or omissions, such as violations of fundamental humanitarian principles, serious violations of human rights, gross corruption or severe environmental damages

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72. The survivor’s own preservation must take precedence over humanitarian principles and unfortunately some of the easiest traps can cause considerable suffering to the animal

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73. But as it is difficult even for a crocodile to digest a man like me, he must, no doubt, be conscious of a certain weight in his stomach—an organ which he does not, however, possess—and that is why, to avoid causing the creature suffering, I do not often turn over, and although I could turn over I do not do so from humanitarian motives

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74. "Every one knows that we are progressive and humanitarian and want to be on a level with Europe in this respect

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75. Some men have but felt some little qualm of kindness towards their fellow-men, and the fact has been quite enough to persuade them that they stand alone in the van of enlightenment and that no one has such humanitarian feelings as they

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76. A superb subject of antitheses for humanitarian rhetorics! Indeed, it does not let pass an occasion for deploring such juxtaposition and for asserting that this will kill that (ceci tuera cela),[12] that the union of the nations through science and labour will conquer the martial instincts

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77. A magnificent theme and antithesis for humanitarian rhetoric which never loses a chance to lament a juxtaposition of this kind, and to utter its 'this will kill that' [ceci tuera cela[12]]; that the confederacy of nations brought about by science and labor will overpower the military instinct

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78. According to this convenient theory, it is possible for a man to remain a landowner, a merchant, a manufacturer, a judge, a functionary paid by the government, a soldier, an officer, and at the same time to be humanitarian, socialist, and revolutionary

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79. And so we see this man, without the least trouble of mind or doubt that people will believe in his sincerity, organizing an agricultural exhibition, or a temperance society, or sending some soup and stockings by his wife or children to three old women, and boldly in his family, in drawing rooms, in committees, and in the press, advocating the Gospel or humanitarian doctrine of love for one's neighbor in general and the agricultural laboring population in particular whom he is continually exploiting and oppressing

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