Sentence examples for a more interventionist from inspiring English sources

Bill Kushner was a more interventionist parent.

Both at home and abroad, Mr Gore stands for a more interventionist America.

A byproduct of a more interventionist policy would be to weaken Iran.

He has long argued for a more interventionist industrial policy, to boost exports and substitute imports.

The Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union wants the government to take a more interventionist approach.

But former regulators said that the pay reviews represented a more interventionist approach to bank oversight.

A dilemma for Republicans is that Ms Rice could be an ally for a more interventionist world view.

Paul VI assumed a more interventionist policy, speaking out on a number of issues and traveling worldwide.

New Labour won the 1997 general election and Tony Blair promised a more interventionist approach on public health.

A more interventionist European Central Bank under Mario Draghi averted a crash, but the crisis hasn't ever fully gone away.

Syria, for example, was not the only issue in which Clinton had a more interventionist view than Obama.