Sentence examples for intervention in the second from inspiring English sources

(Charles Lindbergh's America First Committee opposed intervention in the Second World War).

We consider it a heresy") to, above all, his foreign policy.Mr Buchanan champions an "America first" policy, a phrase that he has unashamedly borrowed from critics of America's intervention in the second world war.

In 1938, he added a stanza that seemed to discourage American intervention in the Second World War: While the storm clouds gather Far across the sea Let us swear allegiance To a land that's free Let us all be grateful That we're far from there As we raise our voices In a solemn prayer Fascism in Europe soon felt closer to home, however.

However, when a woman has a need for intervention in the second stage, spontaneous vaginal delivery is not an option she or the provider can choose.

The purpose of this work was to investigate whether the data previously obtained could be confirmed also in the group of 192 subjects that served as controls in first phase of the study and received the intervention in the second phase of the study.

The intervention in the second year was the provision of trained volunteer mealtime assistance to patients in the intervention ward.

Christopher Hitchens, a columnist for Vanity Fair who had disapproved of United States intervention in the first Persian Gulf war, was excited about Americanization as a revolutionary force.

And the boringly liberal "Doing Good" (2005) was less effective as an agitprop pamphlet against American intervention in the third world.

The latter in particular showed some of the same mettle he did as MLS Defender of the Year in 2010, making a crucial last-minute intervention in the first half in addition to muscling Chris Pontius off the ball.

Intervention is always easier than what comes after it: stabilizing a postwar society and ensuring that the problems that prompted the intervention in the first place do not return.

Much of the incidental detail of everyday life in AF632 derives from England in an age of all-conquering US materialism, the aftermath of America's intervention in the first world war.