Sentence examples for back intervention from inspiring English sources

The paper had taken the controversial decision to back intervention in Iraq.

But after the recent beheading of two Americans, people now back intervention.

There is a feeling those who might back intervention have been bracketed as Blairite backers of the government.

Last week, Diane Abbott chaired a meeting of the Stop the War Coalition, at which a shadow Foreign minister, Catherine West, announced that Labour would consult the group before deciding whether to back intervention in Syria.

Britons are now distinctly isolationist by comparison with their European neighbours: YouGov shows that 10% fully back intervention in Syria (compared with 27% of Germans, 29% of French people and 30% of Swedes) and 24% completely oppose it (compared with 16% of Germans, 11% of French people and 8% of Swedes)." Each of Britain's main party leaders was himself conditioned by Iraq.

He is also coming under pressure to back down on his refusal to give a free vote on air strikes in Syria, with one shadow cabinet source telling the Mirror that they could even force Mr Corbyn to back intervention given the number of frontbenchers in favour.

Chances are that the central bank, which has been fighting pressures on the Swiss franc to appreciate, will begin to scale back interventions to stem the rise of the Swiss franc.

Second, there is a vocal, organized and worldwide campaign backing intervention.

In Mali French interests were directly at stake, time was short, a political consensus backed intervention, and the Malian government had asked France for help.

In fact, Hilary Benn's celebrated speech backing intervention in Syria gave the impression that the decision was all about the future of the Labour party and, hey, maybe it was.

But rather than calming investors, the back-to-back intervention by the Fed seemed to have made things worse in afternoon trading in the stock market on Friday.