Sentence examples for calling for intervention from inspiring English sources
International organisations, also concerned that their activities could be affected, are calling for intervention from donors.
And somewhere, despite all the outcry, leaders know that the same people calling for intervention may repudiate it the moment it goes wrong.
Tony Blair's Chicago speech in 1999 calling for intervention in Kosovo gave a briefly inspiring vision of liberal interventionism, with a moral duty to do what you can, where you can to help others.
Mr. Bush stopped short today of calling for intervention from the Legislature, which is run by trusted allies and strongly influenced by his brother, Jeb Bush, the governor of Florida.
They have written to Eric Pickles MP, the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, calling for intervention to ensure that applications are blocked when they fail planning tests.
His letter to China's president, Hu Jintao, joined a chorus calling for intervention in the western region of Sudan, the African nation from which China is the leading importer of oil and by extension the financier of weapons used in the slaughter and displacement of non-Arabs.
