Sentence examples for intervening in the first from inspiring English sources

That's because withdrawing is not the same thing as never intervening in the first place there are reputational costs, strategic costs, and so forth.

That's because withdrawing is not the same thing as never intervening in the first place — there are reputational costs, strategic costs, and so forth.

In August, the two fought a pitched battle for this port on the Congo river.What, meanwhile, has happened to the Hutu militiamen whose presence in eastern Congo was the reason Rwanda and Uganda gave for intervening in the first place?

However, there is also a smaller, though increasing, evidence base of the value of intervening in the first 3 years of life (Campbell et al. 2012; Coley et al. 2015; Li et al. 2014; Sylva et al. 2004).

These strongmen are then rewarded with a disproportionate share of authority, out of expedience, thereby surrendering any beneficent gains derived from intervening in the first place.

Well-timed ANC visits are critical to the success of some interventions, as a systematic review has shown that adverse outcomes from syphilis can best be prevented by intervening in the first two trimesters (Hawkes 2013).

The African Union had no peacekeeping forces on hand to pick up the Libya job from NATO — much less intervene in the first place.

If you are willing to do that, you don't need to intervene in the first place.That is why by "intervention" economists usually mean sterilised intervention.

The key here is that if a central bank is sufficiently credible then it should be unnecessary to intervene in the first place.

Only when the state intervened, in the first world war, to subsidise cheap wheat imports did this diet begin to change.

And another Democrat, Assemblywoman Mary T. Previte, said she feared the plan might be "a $30 million finger in the dike," without efforts to prevent poverty and other social ills that force social workers to intervene in the first place.