Sentence examples for basis for intervention from inspiring English sources
They could not cite a legal basis for intervention, officials said.
Legal experts said the move provided a basis for intervention in the internal affairs of a country.
Meanwhile, he added, there was little concrete evidence of deliberate attacks on civilians that could be a basis for intervention, as opposed to attacks on military bases.
While racism has been alleged, the statement by the Justice Department notably does not lay out the basis for intervention and does not say that local police asked for the assistance.
They are in urgent need, and countries can invoke the UN Responsibility to Protect as the legal basis for intervention, our treaty responsibilities for the security of allies, or gain a mandate from the Arab League.
"The fact that some consumers make the wrong decision some of the time is not the basis for intervention, as long as all consumers are not being ripped off," says Simon Bishop of RBB Economics, a consultancy.
The study points to a huge potential for cycling in the metropolis and provides an empirical basis for interventions needed to remove barriers to bicycle commuting.
These concerns included: the poor analytical basis for interventions; late delivery of response; the absence of impact assessment; and a failure to address livelihoods adequately in emergency response.
The institutionalisation of accounting that this facilitated laid the basis for interventions by the imperial power intended to 'civilise' the native Gaelic population as well as recalcitrant Anglo-Irish landlords.
By contrasting preferences for attractiveness and management criteria the research presents a simple quantitative approach that provides a basis for interventions through design or knowledge exchange to help align aesthetic and ecological goals.
