Sentence examples for humanitarian interventionists from inspiring English sources

Humanitarian interventionists were divided over the Iraq war; Cold War realists had split over détente with the Soviet Union.

Kennedy's book examines the methods and assumptions of political decision-makers, policy professionals, economic-development specialists, humanitarian interventionists, and international lawyers.

In one of the many ironies of this episode, Trump is clearly coming down on the side of the humanitarian interventionists, like Koh, who have spent decades pushing for broad authority to use military force to protect populations that are threatened by their own governments.

It is endlessly repeated by the US occupation forces, corporate media, the Pentagon, defence intellectual pundits, Human Rights Watch, the Cruise Missile Left, the humanitarian interventionists, and even some in the United Nations: Afghan insurgents hide among civilians whom they use as human shields.

The view, prevalent among "humanitarian interventionists," was that you could build liberal institutions more or less wherever you wanted: tiny island Trinidad and cold, vast, latitudinal Canada; rainy Scotland and sunny northern Italy; the tropics of Taiwan and the deserts of Israel.

* What about the humanitarian interventionists?

(Long story, involving a volcano: basically, Kirk was more of a humanitarian interventionist than the Prime Directive allows).

In short, Power is a humanitarian interventionist.

As a humanitarian interventionist, then, it's a second reflex for Power to denounce and decry those who fail to meet her standards.

It's a big decision, one that could, if he takes that direction, seem to slant in favor of his supposed bete noire Iran in the regional Sunni-Shia proxy war that really defines much of the Middle Eastern dynamic once one strips away the humanitarian interventionist rhetoric.

As a backbencher, he urged humanitarian and rather interventionist causes: the holding down of VAT on electrical repairs, a higher tax allowance for pensioners, plus tax relief for blind people and on travel to work costs.