Sentences with phrase «humanity at»

Those who wish to make a memorial donation in Arthur's name are asked to consider Habitat for Humanity at https://www.habitat.org/cd/giving/one/donate.aspx?z=a&link=453.

Nicholson, a former U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, was honored with the 2005 Ballington and Maud Booth Award for Distinguished Service to Humanity at a June 21 dinner in Washington, D.C.

Prior to joining Civitas Law, Kate completed her pupillage working as a member of the defence team for the now president of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, who was charged with crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court.

Indigenous child advocate Cindy Blackstock was awarded the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) award for Outstanding Service to Humanity at the congress's 2017 national convention in Toronto last week.

Not humanity at its best.

While some of the records will detail humanity at its worst, others demonstrate humanity at its best.

In 2006, he was a legal assistant for the defence team of Allieu Kondewa, an official of Sierra Leone's Civil Defence Force militia who was tried for war crimes and crimes against humanity at the Special Court for Sierra Leone.

Environmental failures «put humanity at risk» · UN report bemoans lack of urgency by governments · Five - year study involved more than 1,400 scientists Martin Hodgson, The Guardian Friday, October 26 2007 http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2007/oct/26/climatechange

Global research going back to 1824 in fields ranging through physics, oceanography, biology and geology have confirmed human activity — mainly burning fossil fuels, raising livestock and destroying carbon sinks like forests and wetlands — is increasing greenhouse gas emissions and causing global temperatures to rise rapidly, putting humanity at risk.

In 2008, an ominous movie, Six Degrees Could Change the World, was released by National Geographic depicting what would happen to the earth and humanity at large with each degree increase of warming.

CLIMATE change puts humanity at risk.

Weather stations exist in the points of light that define humanity at night, even in rural out of the way places, like the Arctic, where there's a point of light, indicating...

With the future of humanity at stake, why aren't we already doing these things?

Pausing only from counting my bags of gold and giving Burns - like cackles to rejoice that I was destroying humanity at the same time.

That act of responsible stewardship — pulling out of an Arctic oil race that puts all of humanity at risk — would have salvaged Norway's reputation as an environmental champion and set a bold example for the rest of the world.

Thus I am relieved and pleased that you, as a coastal island dweller, are not worried about this threat — and I conclude that it, therefore, is not a real potential threat to humanity at all, despite Al Gore's prediction..

If humanity at least went vegetarian all that methane and CO2 would not exist, and there would be plenty of food for everyone.

You can witness humanity at its best (and sometimes its worst) while riding a crowded bus.

These intransigent leaders at the Climate Change Conference evidently became so isolated from the family of humanity at the end of the last day of meetings that their unilateral, morally offensive «rear - guard action» in defense of selfish, irresponsible national aims crumbled, as is common with such unsavory efforts.

The combination of endurance, audacity, innovation and courage on display at the mine head in the Atacama Desert of Chile over the last two months — and particularly the last few days — is humanity at its absolute best.

The exhibition is made up of three different sections — Human, space and encounters; Human, identity and body; and Human and power respectively — with the overarching theme of humanity at its core.

With casual but deliberate grace, Tàpies once again makes chiefly abstract shapes evoke humanity at its most humble and direct.

The visual puns allow the pieces to be returned a sense of humanity at odds with the rigid forms.

The sensationalist news media provides unlimited access to images of brutality and human suffering, which put our humanity at risk daily.

Seemingly effortless but complex, eccentric but liberating, obscene but amicable, Kremer's paintings of people engaging in orgies and lovemaking in his «Gatherings» series and crying faces in his «Pause» series not only strike the viewer with an «in your face» effect, but also emanate nuanced sensitivity toward humanity at the same time.

Vital's major recent solo exhibitions include Plateau of Humanity at the 49th Venice Biennale, Italy (2001); Not Vital: Agadez at Kunsthalle Bielefeld, Germany (2005); Not Vital at The Arts Club of Chicago, Illinois, (2006); Not Vital: Schlafendes Haus at KÖR Kunsthalle Wien public space Karlsplatz, Vienna, Austria (2009 — 2010); and Not Vital: Full On at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China (2011).

His most famous works are characterized by bold, slashing gestures in black and white that retain their sensual humanity at whatever scale.

The Art of Humanity at Pratt Institute, New York The Rubelle and Norman Schafler Gallery — Chemistry Building 200 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn NY From May 23 to 28, 2016

In Madison Square Park, one sees his real concern for how humanity at once represents and alters nature.

He explains, «Constellations are resolutely political insofar as these works advocate for a certain kind of humanity at the very moment that that culture was being destroyed, those people were being destroyed.

Tuesday night, Paddy Johnson joins other art critics to talk shop at the Brooklyn Public Library's Dweck Cultural Center, and Tyler Coburn talks genetic engineering and body mods as the future of humanity at e-flux.

Finally, if that remake of Superstar Saga is playable (it was hard to tell with the mass of humanity at Nintendo's booth for Mario Odyssey), I'll definitely spend some time on that if I can.

The Angles have abandoned humanity at this point, but the main character is out to crush the demons and forge an alliance with the Angels.

You direct both Tom and Anton Clerval, through a branching, non-linear storyline set in revolutionary France with a backdrop of hellish war with the soul of humanity at stake - and you decide if the brothers become allies, or enemies.

And the «I hate HD remasters» bull... Maybe if humanity at large stopped half - assing everything they do and learned a little PATIENCE, we might have nice things.

With humanity at stake you can't afford any missteps.

They will have to fight to survive unspeakable horrors and their own anxieties as they chase down the truth behind a galaxy - spanning deception that places humanity at the mercy of the most murderous and deadly species in the universe.

It's hard to see humanity at its most vulnerable and most disgusting, but it makes for an immensely compelling plot with a cast worth caring about.

I suppose I was suffering from a mutant, possibly incurable form of spring fever, which consisted of feeling bored, restless, and disconnected from humanity at large.

Elegant and heartrending, and one of the most accomplished fiction debuts of the year, Did You Ever Have a Family is an absorbing, unforgettable tale that reveals humanity at its best through forgiveness and hope.

As he pedals across America — with stops in New York City, St. Louis, Denver, and Phoenix, to name a few — he encounters humanity at its best and worst and adventures that are by turns hilarious, luminous, and extraordinary.

But they are also places that highlight humanity at its best — the capacity for generosity, self - sacrifice, and compassion.

Humanity at its fundamental core is a story telling species and before books were written, cavemen told stories around the campfires.

But author Susan Choi says the story perfectly captures humanity at its humblest and most resilient.

Her Stepmother (Christine Baranski) and her stepsisters, Lucinda (Lucy Punch) and Florinda (Tammy Blanchard), are heinous examples of humanity at its most greedy, vain, and self - involved and are perfect at being perfectly awful.

They get weaponized and put all of humanity at risk when the weather gets out of control.

All we know is that Deadpool 2 reveals a twisted orphanage that tries to torment mutant children for the sake of humanity at large.

Face crumpled, eyes darting, Jones captures the wounded humanity at the core of this psychological thriller.

Beyond that, it's an empathetic view of humanity at its best, its worst, and everything in between.

Without words, Lawrence makes it clear that Katniss's task is not merely to stay alive but to hold on to her humanity at all costs.