Sentence examples for intervention from outside from inspiring English sources

Camden is no stranger to intervention from outside governmental bodies.

In the absence of meaningful internal change, the UN report looks to potential legal intervention from outside.

That's especially important in places like Lower Brule, where there's a history of unwelcome intervention from outside authority.

Equally, it is understandable that the police, faced with a blank wall in their investigation, may be open to an intervention from outside their normal lines of inquiry.

It could help ensure that a future Congo or Rwanda catastrophe attracts the intervention from outside that bitter memories of the Iraq imbroglio might otherwise have denied it.

Because of their strategic maritime location between the Greek and Italian mainlands, intervention from outside has affected the islands and their people since Classical times.

If the Valley has a premise these days, it is that anything is possible — as long as there are generous resources and no interventions from outside.

The history of east London, and its repeated interventions from outside – the Blitz, slum clearance, the LDDC – can be seen in its lumpy, patchy physical fabric.

If the Valley has a premise these days, it is that anything is possible as long as there are generous resources and no interventions from outside.

There had been revolutions from within and interventions from outside.

After decades of community-based and media campaign interventions, it is clear that there has been a substantial decrease in women's norms and attitudes tolerating abuse and a more positive attitude toward interventions from outside the family to end violence against women.