It is also a complex organic system with many potent defenses against alien intervention -- defenses it is already wielding to devastating effect when it comes to human societies.
Ideas for world politics are something the West had in abundance, as revealed by the post-Cold War, U.S.-led agenda of promoting democracy, protecting civil and political rights, pushing free market economics and expanding the rationales for using military force (e.g., humanitarian intervention, self-defense in response to terrorist attacks and pre-emptive self-defense against WMD threats).
Perhaps humanitarian intervention, like self-defense, is an exception to the principle of non-intervention.
In industries like defense, government intervention can be justified more easily, but "I'm not sure this was such an example," he said.
What transformed Cheney from a mild skeptic about Iraq intervention when he was defense secretary in the early 1990s (one "former colleague" informs Heilbrunn that in those days Cheney was "not in thrall" to Wolfowitz) to the unappeasable hawk he revealed himself to be after 9/11?
Internet regulators who favored business and barred state intervention are moving into defense mode.
Among patients, those with VAP are considered more compromised than others because of the iatrogenic intervention in mechanical lung defenses due to endotracheal intubation [ 19, 20].
The latest rationale of our Vietnamese policy (self-determination) can be used to cut the ground from under the administration's defense of its intervention in the Dominican Republic, and if Under-Sec.
Clad in a black robe, the president, who received an honorary doctor of law degree, at times struck impassioned tones, giving a defense of government intervention at times of crisis.
Although his History is in part a Utilitarian treatise and in part a defense of British intervention in Indian affairs, it is more than the sum of those two parts.
