Sentence examples for intervention in principle from inspiring English sources

3.37pm BST Miliband says the government motion has been presenting as backing military intervention in principle.

But unlike Ed Miliband, who is not against military intervention in principle, Plaid are opposed on a military response to the use of chemical weapons.

There was no motion, and a range of views were expressed, with some speakers expressing concern that Nick Clegg did not consult the party properly before supporting David Cameron's motion backing military intervention in principle.

Although the British Parliament had voted against endorsing Prime Minister David Cameron's call for military intervention in principle, Obama indicated that a U.S. military response would be forthcoming, even without British involvement.

Opening the emergency debate on Syria, which will see MPs vote at 10pm on a watered-down motion that will approve military intervention in principle but only on the basis that MPs will get a second vote before Britain actually orders a military strike, Cameron stressed that he was avoiding the mistakes made by Tony Blair.

Such studies would be contemplated after strong evidence from this study that the intervention in principle is capable of impacting behaviour in a single season.

Despite their free-market rhetoric, many executives are as favorably disposed in principle toward governmental intervention as most Democrats--as long as it does not arrogate business prerogatives.

(He is backing the Labour position, but Ed Miliband has not described himself as "deeply sceptical" about military intervention. In principle, he is in favour, as Labour's amendment shows).

Kim et al. (abstract 82) analyzed birth certificate data from seven states, finding GDM in 4%; for BMI 25.1 29.9, 30 34.9, and >35 kg/m, the risk was 2.2-, 2.4-, and 4.5-fold greater than that with normal weight, with these groups accounting for 15.7, 9.7, and 18.7% of GDM, respectively, so that lifestyle intervention could in principle eliminate 44% of cases.

The sets of interventions are shown in green with arrows from each intervention leading to two or more parasitic or vector-borne diseases (in red), indicating that the set of interventions can in principle be used in an integrated manner against several diseases (or their vectors) in the same geographic areas.

Many CBM interventions can, in principle, be administered online, thus showing potential of being a cheap addition to conventional treatments.