Sentence examples for intervention in conflicts from inspiring English sources

Republicans, with few exceptions, have become a war party, supporting more U.S. intervention in conflicts across the globe.

Indeed, what happened to Scott represents a larger trend of police intervention in conflicts that may have previously been dealt with by teachers.

Use of extreme force, extra-judicial killings and biases towards one side or the other have been the feature of police and military intervention in conflict situations (HRW 2002, 2010, 2013; Alemika 2013; Odinkalu 2008; NWGAV and AOAV 2015).

Our bases in Italy are making it easier to pursue new wars and military interventions in conflicts about which we know little, from Africa to the Middle East.

Most empirical evidence comes from primate studies that report unprovoked aggression by dominants to maintain power by spreading fear [ 3] and third-party interventions in conflicts [ 4 6].

One possible explanation for this lack of recognition is that the direct fitness benefits for a male forming an affiliative bond with his female paternal kin might effectively be too low to outweigh the possible costs of nepotism (e.g., injuries resulting from the interventions in conflicts and cooperative defense of food sources, cost due to shared food resources).

Few studies on reproductive healthcare interventions in conflict-affected settings have been published in Sudan.

During humanitarian interventions in conflict areas timely immunization is considered important [ 15].

In humanitarian interventions in conflict areas, timeliness of immunization against vaccine-preventable diseases is a priority because any delays put children at additional risks of infection [ 13- 16].

Whilst GPs accepted there was a link between IBS and psychological symptoms they suggested that the majority of patients could be managed within primary care without referral for psychological interventions, in conflict with the NICE guideline.

With the EU weakened economically and the U.S. fatigued by its own economic challenges and the past decade of failed intervention in foreign conflicts, there is a palpable sense of reluctance among major powers to intervene in African conflicts.