Sentence examples for grounds for intervention from inspiring English sources

The economic references committee described Asic as a "timid, hesitant regulator" that was too ready to uncritically accept assurances of a large institution that there were no grounds for intervention.

But not every bloody outbreak, everywhere, can bring in the peacemakers.Two good reasonsThere are, however, at least two grounds for intervention which pretty clearly pass the tests described above.

In Libya, the grounds for intervention were initially misleading, and the result will not be a happy place, but the NATO campaign went a lot better than skeptics expected, and Libya without Qaddafi is a better thing for Libyans and the rest of the world.

"There is a compelling argument on humanitarian grounds for U.S. intervention," John Prendergast of the International Crisis Group, a research and advocacy group in Washington, said today.

Mr. Chen was long an advocate of formal independence for Taiwan, which Beijing, considering the island a province separated by the civil war of the 1940's, has said would be grounds for military intervention.

They have tried to portray Syria as a threat to international security and ultimately prepare the grounds for renewed intervention.

These findings lay grounds for planning intervention strategies that are culture based and in line with local dietary habits.

41 The requirement may seem to rule out, as grounds for state intervention, all harms that will not occur immediately, or at least in the short-term future.