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Meanings of humanitarian in English
Catalan
humanitari Person dedicated to the help of people.
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Examples for "improver"
Examples for "improver"
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The improver of natural knowledge absolutely refuses to acknowledge authority, as such.
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Or the enlarger and improver might have taken his motto from Shakespeare:
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First, we welcome their recognition of gypsum as a beneficial soil improver.
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Dalmatia Prince is in top form, while Salsonic is a big improver.
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It seldom happens, however, that a great proprietor is a great improver.
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Now there was always some do-gooder civilian banging on about civil rights.
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He reminded himself once again that a do-gooder like Sara was off-limits.
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What would the world be like if everyone thought like a do-gooder?
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But the do-gooder does not believe his family deserves better than anyone else's.
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If so, nominate your local do-gooder for EBONY's first ever Hometown Hero list.
Marked by humanistic values and devotion to human welfare.
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One who maintains the simple humanity of Christ to the denial of his divinity, moreover viewing human nature as sufficient for itself apart from all supernatural guidance and aid.
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Usage of humanitarian in English
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Far more than humanitarian aid, however, it is military protection they need.
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The French presidency said Macron underlined his concerns regarding the humanitarian situation.
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Ban said Myanmar's government had nothing to fear from U.N. humanitarian officials.
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A German humanitarian organisation said there were also six suspected cases there.
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Russia said this week it would support sending humanitarian aid to Syria.
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France has sent weapons to Kurdish fighters in Iraq and humanitarian aid.
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In the past few days the humanitarian and security crisis has worsened.
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There is no food, no water, no humanitarian aid, the 36-year-old said.
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Access for humanitarian aid, international media and human rights monitors is essential.
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However, broader U.S. sanctions deter many firms from humanitarian trade with Iran.
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The real figure was likely much higher, the global humanitarian agency said.
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A German humanitarian organization said there were also six suspected cases there.
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But Mr Ahern outlined his concerns over the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan.
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Britain is Sudan's second largest bilateral humanitarian donor and the ex-colonial power.
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But a humanitarian crisis, of course, won't be solved by a wall.
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This court will give concrete backing to international humanitarian law, he said.
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Translations for humanitarian
Russian
Humanitarian through the time
Humanitarian across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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