Sentence examples for intervene around from inspiring English sources

Does the United States military have the resources to intervene around the world in these ethnic struggles?

The question of when America should intervene around the world — and when to leave it to others — has been the subtext of most major national security debates here for the last decade.

But he has not, at least in his public comments, aligned that with a strategy of when and how he would have the United States intervene around the world.

On foreign policy, Rubio is in the revolutionary camp, often arguing, along with Bush, that America can and should enthusiastically intervene around the world to shape outcomes in our favor, though he is also careful to downplay the cost of such proposals in terms of troops sent aboard or dollars spent.

If critics like Scahill and Clinton want the US government out of its PSC conundrum there are only two options: it must abandon its all-volunteer, professional military or stop intervening around the world.

Of course, the focus on assessing, monitoring and intervening around online activities is done within the broader context of the overall functioning of the youth.

In the long-term, it could be beneficial for these to have a capacity assessment in order for intervening around NGO, CBO or organisational capacity building.

While intervening around the time of pregnancy recognition is valuable from a public health standpoint, there may be some women who are late to pregnancy recognition and hence represent an important population for future research and intervention [ 46].

The Education Bill currently being debated in Parliament would give the government the power to "intervene to turn around underperforming schools where authorities are recalcitrant or try to stand in the way of improvement", Mr Gove said.

It was precisely because the United States could not serve as the world's policeman that it needed the United Nations to intervene in crises around the world.

Ben Roy had a much, much longer super funny diatribe at the beginning about the horrors of working in "the mines" and calling in Teddy Roosevelt to intervene while waving around a baseball bat.