Sentence examples for compelling case for intervention from inspiring English sources
I argued against invading Iraq, but Liberia presents a much more compelling case for intervention.
Africa continues to offer the most compelling case for humanitarian intervention.
He said it was true that state governments had already regulated poker machines but said they had proved to be "untrustworthy" regulators so there was a "compelling case" for federal intervention.
Still, the NATO-led coalition must and — as these few examples show — can make a more compelling case for the Libyan intervention.
The authors noted that the evidence makes a compelling case for the urgent implementation of interventions to reduce the various forms of undernutrition or to ameliorate their consequences.
Indeed, Givewell suggests that the most compelling case for deworming as a cost-effective intervention comes from "the possibility that deworming children has a subtle, lasting impact on their [children's] development, and thus on their ability to be productive and successful throughout life", but further comments that "empirical evidence on this matter is very limited" (Givewell 2014).
The data on ECD progress collected through MICS provide a compelling case for more effective, better resourced and targeted interventions on early childhood development and for advocacy with national governments to improve the conditions for young children.
Following Corbyn's statement, shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn spoke, arguing that the tests Labour had set for intervention (such as a UN resolution) had been met and that Cameron had made a "compelling" case for air strikes.
