Sentence examples for intervention called for from inspiring English sources

China and Russia, which abstained from the U.N. Security Council vote authorizing the international intervention, called for a cease-fire Tuesday, after a night when international strikes hit Tripoli, destroying a military seaport in the capital.

Further, our colleagues in Uganda worry that the strategy of foreign and military intervention called for explicitly (and virtually exclusively) in the video runs the risk of reigniting the largely dormant conflict in the region.

It was only this year that Theresa May as home secretary made a welcome intervention, calling for the HMIC inquiry.

But Judge Sauls brushed past that provision and arbitrarily set a higher standard for intervention, calling for a "reasonable probability" that the election results would be different.

This intervention calls for lowering a patient's body temperature to a target range of 90 to 93 degrees for 24 hours.

He rambled and ranted for ninety-six minutes, blasting the U.S. for its history of foreign intervention, calling for new investigations into the assassinations of J.F.K. and Martin Luther King, Jr., and speculating that swine flu had been developed as a biological weapon.

None of this has hampered innovation or hurt small companies.It is also rather odd to see internet activists, who are generally suspicious of government intervention, calling for regulators to step in and pass new laws in the name of freedom.

She also made what seemed like an open policy intervention, calling for an "open Brexit, not a closed one", and tweeted a subtle dig at the DUP, her party's proposed Westminster partners.

Missing is the brick by brick accumulation of government mandates, fiats, taxes and regulations that slowly strangle an economy already teetering on the brink, the unintended consequences of each new government intervention calling for ever more.

The fact that lean is a social, complex and context-dependent intervention calls for a shift from cause effect to conditional attributions in research.

Replanting coconut trees was therefore not sufficient; and interventions called for providing other sources of food and income and strengthening resiliencies against the onset of future disasters.