Sentence examples for avoiding intervention from inspiring English sources

In a sign of the level of alarm about the weakening financial system, the Bush administration set aside its usual orthodoxy of avoiding intervention in the free market.

Instead, they recessed until Thursday, letting time run out on Vice President Al Gore's candidacy and avoiding intervention in the presidential election.

This study supports the notion that one key factor alongside avoiding intervention is a system that is inflexible and hostile to women's wishes [ 48, 49].

Forest floor thickness may be limited by avoiding interventions that open the canopy and may promote the presence of Sphagnum spp. and ericaceous spp., and or by practicing mixed silviculture of trembling aspen and black spruce.

A summary of knowledge on the effectiveness of intervention strategies should assist practitioners in selection of interventions with proven effectiveness and avoiding interventions that have been shown not to be associated with improvements in mental health and wellbeing.

For seven years, Israel has formally avoided intervention in Syria's civil war.

In 1967 the Kremlin avoided intervention to protect its mas sive Arab investment.

Score: 1 Guardian verdict: Obama avoided intervention and regime change in Syria but has done as he pleased in Libya.

American enforcers, at least in recent decades, have tended to avoid intervention without strong evidence that consumers were harmed.

And failing to provide that leadership is bound to lead to the very outcome the Obama administration has been trying to avoid: intervention.

And veteran Labour MP Dennis Skinner insisted Britain must avoid intervention in Syria, saying: "Enemies to the left of us, enemies to the right.