Sentence examples for getting involved only from inspiring English sources

Then President Obama makes some statement about getting involved only when a "red line" is crossed with the use of chemical weapons.

Once in America, an adopted child is treated like any other, with the state getting involved only in cases of evident abuse.

To keep people who have been in West Africa from boarding U.S. carriers would be more difficult; typically, screenings are left to airport and public-health workers, with airlines getting involved only if a passenger is obviously ill and is seen as presenting a danger to crew members or other passengers.

"Cable is actually getting involved only to hurt its competition," complains Andrew Wright, president of the satellite trade association.

Some of the investors he has contacted get involved only in deals worth at least $5 million.

The rules are largely self-policed and the regulator gets involved only very rarely.

The operator gets involved only in delivering the premium services, such as video-on-demand.

Brokers are in the market every day, while their clients get involved only when their needs change.

Those who got involved only so that they could elect Dean will be disillusioned, because their work stops here and does not resonate beyond US shores.

It says federal courts may get involved only when the lower court's decision was contrary to clearly established federal law or unreasonably applied it.

The instructor reads everything going on in the classroom, but gets involved only if the peer-to-peer learning doesn't work as well as it should.