Sentence examples for internationalist intervention from inspiring English sources

In its opening phase, at least, our war in Libya looks like the beau ideal of a liberal internationalist intervention.

In "Terror and Liberalism," Berman invoked Woodrow Wilson's liberal internationalist intervention in the First World War, rebuking weak-kneed liberals unwilling to join what he saw as a new American crusade for liberal democracy beginning in Iraq.

Smith said he did believe in the "internationalist tradition of intervention" but felt the arguments were not there in the case of Iraq.

There are some members of Congress who take the "internationalist" view on trade, intervention abroad, United Nations financing and comparable issues regardless of party, at least most of the time.

WASHINGTON — FROM liberal internationalists to hawkish conservatives, a chorus of influential voices in Washington is suggesting that American intervention in Syria would also do serious damage to Bashar al-Assad's close ally, Iran.

This new ideology was enthusiastically shared by neoconservatives and liberal internationalists alike because it made the United States actual or potential leader of the world, and justified intervention into the affairs of nearly everyone.

But I'm equally proud of Paddy Ashdown in leading us in calling for the intervention in Bosnia in the mid-90s, because we're not a pacifist party, we're an internationalist party and we believe in the rule of international law.

Unfortunately, the internationalist agenda of tying down America's military with U.N.-backed doctrines and law has probably been advanced by this intervention.

The urbane internationalist?

Criminals are much more internationalist.

He is an internationalist.