humanitarianism

How To Use humanitarianism In A Sentence

• It has pushed, as they did, multilateralism and humanitarianism, though with less budgetary resources. Globe and Mail
• No doubt, this new humanitarianism also reflected the fact that the missionaries now preached to an increasingly creolized population.
• The model of Humanitarianism emphasize that adult learning is a course of analysis, that is to look for the need, interesting and satisfy oneself.
• The most compelling argument, and the issue at the heart of the liberal perversion of liberalism, is in the area of humanitarianism.
• The plan is couched in the language of humanitarianism and democracy.
• On the dropping of fliers, that is nearly the most outrageous claim for 'humanitarianism' that has ever been made. Gaza Invasion Protesters; Don't Feed the Beast-- Let's start talking about smart protest."
• In the ethics history, esteem is the basic principle of humanitarianism.
• This identification was in part explicable by reason of the supporting pillars of social reform: evangelicism, humanitarianism, the idea of progress, and a middle-class awareness of the need for the maintenance of social order. PHILANTHROPY
• Properly speaking, the term Haskalah includes the notion at once of humanism and humanitarianism.] The Renascence of Hebrew Literature (1743-1885)
• His capabilities and accomplishments in business, government, and humanitarianism are too numerous to mention.