Celebrities who act as charity spokespeople should always focus on humanitarianism.
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Some rigorous socialist theorists would doubtless scoff at his sentimental humanitarianism.
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Aquarius has a super friendly vibe, all about community and humanitarianism.
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And for his humanitarianism, he's been nominated for a Nobel Prize. Rep.
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These partners could include new humanitarian aid blocs, including pan-Islamic humanitarianism.
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The bad faith of this, the false humanitarianism, the misplaced blame, is overwhelming.
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Aquarius is famous for its humanitarianism and for its genius, problem-solving mind.
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France, foremost among European nations, prides itself on enlightened humanitarianism, fraternity and solidarity.
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Symbolized by the Water Bearer, Aquarius is known for eccentricity, intellectualism, and humanitarianism.
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She views it as an act of humanitarianism, and no doubt, lives were saved.
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I've always painted Ali, sometimes his boxing career, other times his politics, or humanitarianism.
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In Bleak House, Dickens caricatured this kind of humanitarianism in the character of Mrs.
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The opposition is "sitting with monsters who claim to be interested in humanitarianism," he said.
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Humanitarianism is commendable, but not when you're demanding that others share the burdens and expense.
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Incredibly, Merkel has elevated a naive liberal humanitarianism over the national security of her own country.
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So where is the smiling face of Canada's humanitarianism and support for freedom of speech now?
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"Naomi's long history of commitment to humanitarianism is both remarkably commendable and genuine," Jacobs tells WWD.
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President Bush's legacy of bold leadership, patriotism and humanitarianism will live on long after his passing.
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First, stop feeding the perception that immigration is an act of humanitarianism by the United States.
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Power advocated greater interference in countries' internal affairs in defense of an unwavering principle of humanitarianism.
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While humanitarianism is at the heart of this movement for criminal justice reform, money talks, too.
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This double standard, not Mr. Soros's supposed "humanitarianism," is why many are rightly critical of him.
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No, they were Brangelina, a single celebrity unit that stood for happy modern families, for humanitarianism.
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Trump's isolationism will soon face a critical test with congressional support for engagement and humanitarianism with Nigeria.
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Its stars, Dee Dee Allen and Barry Glickman, are narcissistic gasbags who mistake their exhibitionism for humanitarianism.
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The policies of the next age of refugee management still depend on a spirit of compassion and humanitarianism.
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Tris, too, seems becalmed and unsure, vacillating between David's professed humanitarianism and Four's insistence that evil is afoot.
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I benefited from American humanitarianism, and I have worked my entire life to give back to this country.
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The advent of the age of counterterrorism after 9/11 has blurred the lines between terrorism and humanitarianism.
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The Trump administration should not use humanitarianism to justify military action in Syria, and it does not have to.
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The awkward fusion of market values and vague humanitarianism has become the defining feature of contemporary Silicon Valley ideology.
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Syrians with legitimate reasons to travel to the U.S. should not be refused based on an aversion to humanitarianism.
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They believe they can be quarantined from radical Islamism by rejecting Merkel's humanitarianism and closing the doors on the continent.
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I was really quite impressed not just with the engineering prowess but the humanitarianism and thoughtfulness on display this year.
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As one of the most recognizable faces of Hollywood humanitarianism, Clooney also spoke out about the refugee crisis in Europe.
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His do-something-do-anything humanitarianism now has considerably more to answer for than the democratic socialism he once jeered.
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"The (migrant) situation is entirely out of control and has nothing to do with humanitarianism, integration and help," Cerar added.
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It means giving up the fond illusion that Germany's past sins can be absolved with a reckless humanitarianism in the present.
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There are a lot of misconceptions about the value of foreign aid, at times seen as some form of naïve humanitarianism.
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According to the report, McKinsey's ruthless search for "detention savings opportunities" disturbed even officials at ICE—hardly a bastion of humanitarianism.
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And David Leonhardt argues that Facebook's proposed cryptocurrency is a microcosm of Facebook's wider business model: profit motive dressed up as humanitarianism.
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The Europeans blame ISIS and they present themselves as humanitarian, but they have not a trace of humanitarianism when they bomb Syria.
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I was so moved by his story and his selfless acts, and his humanitarianism, that I reached out and called him cold.
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Honorary knighthoods are given out for achievement in the fields of, among other things, arts and entertainment, politics, business, religion, humanitarianism, and exploration.
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The massive immigration of largely Muslims into Europe is a combination of ISIS invasion, humanitarianism, and the refusal of immigrants to go anywhere else.
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The tremendous humanitarianism of Lincoln is well-known, but I hadn't known until I started working on this book that it extended to drunks.
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For establishment conservatives, Trump nods to US alliances, to US leadership for ideals and humanitarianism, and he acknowledges that the UN does have value.
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In socialism, Jewish immigrants found a "secularized Judaism" whose central tenets were humanitarianism, solidarity and progress, a mix that might sound familiar to Sanders supporters.
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What other figure in pop culture slides into the DMs of young fans to give worldly wisdom and promotes humanitarianism at such a high level?
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Americans, including any members of Congress thinking of engaging in a Twitter debate, should remember England's act of humanitarianism and the 10,000 lives it saved.
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He was always very positive, and I think he continues to challenge us to kind of think about the course of humanitarianism, and what's right.
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Princess Diana's impeccable style, commitment to humanitarianism, and natural charisma endeared her to a public that had often regarded the royal family as stuffy and outdated.
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Djordjević says that what sets the Belgrade team apart, aside from their "enthusiasm" and intrinsic "humanitarianism," is the strict regulatory procedures that they have in place.
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Nurses can and must use these guidelines to permanently shift this culture of punishment, which is clearly unhealthy, to a culture of humanitarianism that promotes health.
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In my recently published book, "The Biopolitics of Beauty, " I question the idea that humanitarianism is the driving force of plastic surgery in Brazilian public hospitals.
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In my recently published book, The Biopolitics of Beauty, I question the idea that humanitarianism is the driving force of plastic surgery in Brazilian public hospitals.
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"No universal history leads from savagery to humanitarianism, but there is one leading from the slingshot to the megaton bomb," Theodor Adorno remarked depressingly of this period.
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This humanitarianism and family focus wasn't necessarily new or calculated — Jolie, for one, has a well-documented history of working with refugees that goes back to 2002.
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It will need the help of Congress to tighten existing laws and close glaring loopholes that allow our humanitarianism to be exploited in ways that were never intended.
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"In the book, the militant pro-migrant humanitarianism of the elites and the masses that follow them do not reflect moral strength, but actually exemplify moral exhaustion," he wrote.
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" Tassis also doesn't believe gay people have a moral duty to support other marginalized people, like refugees: "Humanitarianism," as he called it, is a "decadent millionaire upper-class immorality.
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Melania Trump just wrapped a fairly significant speech at the State Department's Women of Courage Awards, where she outlined parts of her burgeoning platform, mainly gender equality and global humanitarianism.
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YEREVAN, Armenia – A lawyer from Myanmar who has worked to promote the rights of the country&aposs persecuted Rohingya minority has been awarded the $1.1-million Aurora Prize for humanitarianism.
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Instead, think back on the big moments that pushed culture forward this year, and consider how those positive strides — in widespread inclusivity, humanitarianism, and representation — bled into your own life.
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Such a vexing pivot depends on denying the value of Ali's earlier radicalism, and ignoring how his embrace of black love and black politics forged a path toward progressive humanitarianism.
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"I've known Ken for more than 15 years, and in that period, I've utterly disagreed with him on politics and utterly admired his humanitarianism," Kristof told the Washington Free Beacon.
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Make no mistake: the prison at Guantánamo is one of the most glaring and enduring moral blights remaining from our humanitarianism-be-damned reaction to the attacks of 9/11.
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While insisting, perhaps rightly, that the world had paid insufficient attentionto the atrocities of Sunni extremists, he had nothing but the warmest words for the Russian army and its disinterested humanitarianism.
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In Europe, migrants can try to play on the humanitarianism and guilty consciences of their hosts, but in Algeria these days, the Other is visible only through the prism of faith.
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"China will respect the actions taken in accordance with the law by judicial and law enforcement bodies, but at the same time we must respect humanitarianism and follow humanitarian principles," Li said.
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" Pondering these historical patterns, Theodor Adorno, a disenchanted Marxist, once quipped that "no universal history leads from savagery to humanitarianism, but there is one leading from the slingshot to the atom bomb.
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The reason seems to be that deep in Holbrooke is something that appeals to Packer, a commitment to humanitarianism that claims to transcend ideology, and that focuses on intentions instead of outcomes.
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As America caught up to Ali's political vision, it pushed closer to a redemptive core: Humanitarianism is not the not a substitute for justice, but may be one measure of its fulfillment.
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A century ago, on the eve of World War I, the global advance of science and material prosperity made perfectly reasonable men look forward to a new era of humanitarianism and peace.
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I think immigration, like capitalism itself, should be regulated in the national interest, not shaped to serve the free-market libertarianism of the right or the post-national humanitarianism of the left.
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"This interrogation contradicts the two preceding it; there being no place in this part of the story for 'humanitarianism,' " the investigators noted in their summary of statements by Ali Hattay, another suspect.
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The United States is under no legal or moral obligation to allow politically motivated organizations to use our humanitarianism and our legal system as a weapon in their assault on our national sovereignty.
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" He warned that the "smear campaign" against the North compelled it to "make firm determination that humanitarianism and benevolence for the enemy are a taboo and we should further sharpen the blade of law.
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Taiwan hoped that the Vatican could continue to work with it to ensure the protection of the universal values of religious freedom, humanitarianism and peace on the basis of their friendship, the ministry added.
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The wealth test is but another attempt by the Trump administration to revamp the immigration system so that it's based on "merit" (money and education, in other words), rather than family ties or humanitarianism.
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The comment prompted an outpouring of support for the cleaner on social media, and Abdullah al Qahtani, the owner of the Twitter account Ensaniyat (humanitarianism), started a campaign to find the man in the photo.
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" There was a national debate over whether those charged with capital crimes should be executed with the hand axe or the guillotine; the guillotine was derided as "soulless, impersonal" and indicative of a lamentable "humanitarianism.
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" In a 2014 interview with Rolling Stone, Nelson spoke up about the issues surrounding immigration, saying "it&aposs a good opportunity for us to show a little bit of humanitarianism and take care of those kids.
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" It then goes on to conclude in the petition that the show "in the end" is a "denial of Good and Evil: morality and natural law do not exist, just humanitarianism and an ultimately useless creed.
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"The relevant institution of the DPRK decided to leniently condone him and expel him from the DPRK on the principle of humanitarianism," KCNA said in its weekend report, using an abbreviation of the North's official name.
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" The group goes on to conclude in its petition that the show "in the end" is a "denial of Good and Evil: morality and natural law do not exist, just humanitarianism and an ultimately useless creed.
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The film centers on tough questions about humanitarianism in places that feel hopeless and dangerous; it's also the last project that Theron and Penn, who are now exes, worked on together before the former allegedly ghosted the latter.
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Last year, the group staged a die-in on Wall Street when the Museum of Finance was honoring Fink; they also circulated a petition condemning the International Rescue Committee's decision to give the businessman an award for humanitarianism.
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" The spokesperson continued, "The smear campaign against [North Korea] staged in the U.S. compels us to make firm determination that humanitarianism and benevolence for the enemy are a taboo and we should further sharpen the blade of the law.
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Guardians of the Galaxy's Gamora and Nebula are a foil to Mantis's powers of empathy; the strength of Black Panther's Okoye and the Dora Milaje are a foil to Shuri's humor and technological wit and Nakia's deeply felt humanitarianism.
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President Guaidó's international allies frame the crisis through humanitarianism and defense of civil liberties and, to a lesser extent, the Monroe Doctrine (with respect to Russian and Chinese support of Maduro) or Cold War language around a struggle against socialism.
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As we contemplate the demographic challenge of the future, we should reserve particular opprobrium for those who chose, in the arrogance of their supposed humanitarianism, to use coercive and foul means to make the great problem of the 21st century worse.
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" The Dera Sacha Sauda sect that Mr. Singh leads claims to have a worldwide following of 60 million people and is described on its website as a "Social Welfare & Spiritual Organization that preaches and practices humanitarianism and selfless services to others.
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And such appeals to humanitarianism are highly selective: U.S. military power has also been used to assist Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most regressive authoritarian regimes, commit war crimes and keep an impoverished and largely defenseless population in Yemen under siege.
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Throughout Lamar delivers star-studded, hooky-to-jingly, sneakily experimental pop-rap product tinged with the flick's racialized broad-stroke humanitarianism; whatever sketchy plot references some exegete may imagine, "I Am" is a stand-alone love song, "Paramedic!" a street-ready gangsta metaphor.
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What a difference, too, with the simplistic humanitarianism of Angela Merkel, whose "let them in" approach to the Syrian refugee crisis accounts for much of the anti-immigrant backlash and was never paired with a serious attempt to end the crisis at its Syrian source.
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But for the time being, the leaders of the Catholic Church should act as though this vision, their vision, is more than a wouldn't-it-be-nice synthesis in bureaucratic documents, a generic humanitarianism that informs the smorgasbord of charitable programs mentioned in annual appeals.
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But it also points to a much darker and more dangerous direction for American policy — one more aligned with Trump's various efforts at a Muslim ban and his years of Islamophobic rhetoric — than the rosy glow of humanitarianism in which he tried to cloak Thursday night's strikes.
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The problem for anyone who's already packing her bags and learning to spell things with extra u's is that — spoiler alert — the Canadian commitment to tolerance and humanitarianism that makes it so appealing to American progressives also makes it really hard for Americans to move to Canada in the year 2016.
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Mr. Soros's humanitarianism and universalism represent an expression of post-Holocaust Jewish identity that is anathema to the hard-line nationalism of Mr. Netanyahu's governing coalition, which adheres to the classic Zionist mission that sought to end anti-Semitism and diaspora existence by gathering all Jews in the historic land of Israel.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL Dems must look inward after defeat, determine why message lost Donald Trump and the GOP, see you in two years The fight against Trump has only begun "Humanitarianism," we soon found out, was simply a euphemism for regime change which was supposed to propel Clinton into the White House in 2017.
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Unsaid, but likely thought, was the current U.S. administration's concern that terrorists use refugees' movements as cover to travel to Europe and then onto the U.S. Regardless of how well-founded such concerns are, in all likelihood Tillerson raised concerns about the refugees as much from a focus on blunting terrorists' clandestine travel as from humanitarianism.
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Dr. Epstein helped draft the federal Toxic Substances Control and Resource Conservation Recovery Acts in the mid-1970s; was president of the Rachel Carson Trust for the Living Environment (now the Rachel Carson Council), which furthers her research on pesticides; and received the 2005 Albert Schweitzer Golden Grand Medal for Humanitarianism, awarded by the Albert Schweitzer World Academy of Medicine.
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With one hand elite liberalism seeks to keep Christianity at arm's length, to reject any specifically Christian identity for the society it aims to rule — but with the other it treats Christianity as something that really exists only in relationship to its own secularized humanitarianism, either as a tamed and therefore useful chaplaincy or as an embarrassing, in-need-of-correction uncle.
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While one could argue that in doing so, he has merely aestheticized crisis to the benefit of his own brand as a socially engaged contemporary artist, there is undoubtedly a deeper and more salient point at hand: Obsessed with humanitarianism, empathy, and concomitant desires for freedom and peace, Ai invites his viewers to immigrate from ignorance to understanding, using his art as a vehicle for action, awareness, and activism.
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