humanitarianism

She simply does not believe in humanitarianism as a goal of foreign policy.

But now the humanitarianism in the man forced him to speak.

That is, if your humanitarianism allows you to make it.

Under economic humanitarianism, the only legal inheritance is the family home.

"I, for one, will not make such an error in the name of humanitarianism."

Another expression of humanitarianism was a growing concern with the poor.

"Citizenship and humanitarianism should be taught along with everything else," she said.

If so, is a policy of humanitarianism backed by bullets sound?

A deep humanitarianism is very necessary - a love of others, for the people."

Humanitarianism has always been one of the major motivations making for socialism.

His books have focused on issues of immigration, international conflict, and humanitarianism.

A student run club that makes its focus on raising awareness in humanitarianism.

The world was enriched by his leadership, compassion, and humanitarianism.

We can't solve this problem on the basis of humanitarianism.

On the other hand, he writes at another point, "Humanitarianism is political.

In various forms and extremes, it is what some experts call "political humanitarianism."

A great deal has been said about the humanitarianism of the European Union.

But this isn't a movie, though it is humanitarianism, Hollywood style.

May we all aspire to your humanitarianism, optimism and gentle ways.

They will forbid him the cow on grounds of humanitarianism.

The rule of humanitarianism was expressed in a very deliberate sentencing.

While small in physical stature, he was a giant of philanthropy and humanitarianism.

But Iran's gesture owed less to humanitarianism than hard calculation.

Is that the humanitarianism and solidarity which inspires our resolutions?

The whole facade of humanitarianism from the Constitution onward to the present.