Sentence examples similar to Supportable arguments for intervention from inspiring English sources

There are lots of arguments for intervention, not least that the use of chemical weapons is a breach of international law.

Thus grandiose rhetoric about humanitarian intervention and the internationalisation of human rights - part of the arguments for intervention in Kosovo and Iraq - has not been translated into reality despite widespread evidence of human rights abuses by Russian troops and security forces.

But the arguments for intervention of some kind are growing; brought to a head by the reported use of chemical weapons.

Our findings do not strongly support arguments that activist interventions drive long-term wealth for the average investor.

If genetic engineering can be made safe, with fewer side effects even than conventional methods of doping, it may grow increasingly difficult to find supportable arguments against using gene alteration to achieve excellence in sport, Dr. Friedmann said.

Wary of anger among MPs at being sidelined, the prime minister wrote to her parliamentary party explaining the action and published the government's legal argument for intervention.

This pattern provides a strong argument for interventions that increase the road safety of these large transportation vehicles.

Overall, there is a strong argument for interventions that start early in childhood to be effective in preventing childhood obesity.

He said: "Not all of the arguments for military intervention in Libya are convincing to us.

Unfortunately, if Thursday's statement from US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice is any indication, Obama has caved to misguided and poorly thought-out arguments for direct intervention.

And the constitutional questions set forth in George W. Bush's petition were strained arguments for court intervention in a political dispute.