Sentence examples for intervening in conflicts from inspiring English sources

He's also a key western ally who's pushed his country to take a pivotal regional role by intervening in conflicts in South Sudan and Somalia.

Both have been outspoken in the past about not intervening in conflicts that American partners can handle, or where American interests are somewhat remote.

Duterte responded with similar words and then chided western powers, particularly the United States, for intervening in conflicts for their own national interest and cajoling others to side with them.

If the UN's structure means that a single country can prevent it from protecting civilians and intervening in conflicts as savage as Syria's, then the  case for reform is unanswerable.

He added, "When the military intervenes in conflicts of a civil nature, danger is increased without reaching solutions".

He also implemented the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, pledging to intervene in conflicts between European and Latin American countries.

-Do you think the Western democracies, such as the United States, Britain, or France, should intervene in conflicts such as the one in Darfur?

Former Foreign Office minister Alistair Burt has warned that the parliamentary vote against taking military action in Syria has potentially created a dangerous precedent that could hamstring the UK's ability to intervene in conflicts overseas.

The council may intervene in conflicts, replacing the old OAU principle of non-interference with one of "non-indifference".

SEATO was unable to intervene in conflicts in Laos because France and Britain rejected use of military action.

Scottish ships had some success against privateers, accompanied the king in his expeditions in the islands and intervened in conflicts in Scandinavia and the Baltic.