Sentence examples for for interventionism from inspiring English sources

Nadia's arguments for interventionism derive from horror at the west's indifference to global suffering.

The most interesting aspect of 13 Hours is its low esteem for interventionism.

The appetite for interventionism has waned as globalisation has made it much more difficult for governments to insulate themselves from the instant judgments of the financial markets.

Unfortunately, he says, both Zimbabwe and Burma fail one of the five tests set out by Blair in his famous speech laying out the case for interventionism: that military action is feasible.

While initially expressed through a paradigm of humanitarian intervention, after 9/11, Blair's support for interventionism became linked with protecting national security, fighting terrorism and backing the US invasion of Iraq based on evidence about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq that it now appears Blair knew to have been fabricated [ 28].

One in which we see the struggle with jihadism as one calling not for massive interventionism in the Islamic world but for carefully calibrated intelligence and special ops war, police action, and shrewd diplomacy to diminish the well of potential recruits.

For all its nuances, the book is seen as a call for liberal interventionism; Power talked on Wednesday about seeing U.N. peacekeepers "endure shelling" to deliver aid, but also fail to protect civilians in Bosnia.

Does it vindicate, as some suggest, those arguing in this campaign season for peacekeeping interventionism?

Neither domestic criticism, nor the Iraqi fiasco have evidently diminished his zeal for liberal interventionism, though.

She must be keenly aware that there is little enthusiasm in the country for more interventionism.

The case for liberal interventionism — "taking a stand" — had nothing whatever to do with the Iraq war.