Sentence examples for intervention of the sort from inspiring English sources

Few here expect Russian intervention of the sort seen in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.

France's decision to drive the jihadis out of northern Mali appeared then to be a rare and successful example of a risky boots-on-the-ground intervention of the sort that had fallen out of favour in the Obama years.

The French president described the situation as "unacceptable" but also made it clear that he was not contemplating direct intervention of the sort he championed against Muammar Gaddafi in Libya.

These data suggest than an intervention of the sort described here can be valuable in remedying discrete weaknesses of student writing.

Together with the first three conditions, this fourth consideration would seem to create the strongest possible moral justification for the use of an anti-love intervention of the sort we described earlier.

While this is the first intervention of this sort by the Bush administration, Mr. Taylor said "bridge loans" like this one were common "all through the 80's into the 90's".

Population-based epidemiology and intervention studies of the sort that are most closely aligned to the questions of climate change impact and adaptation needs have historically been a modest portion of the NIH portfolio.

As Prof. Eva Bellin and Prof. Peter Krause in the Middle East Brief from Brandeis University found in their study of the Syria situation, "The distillation of historical experience with civil war and insurgency, along with a sober reckoning of conditions on the ground in Syria, make clear that limited intervention of this sort will not serve the moral impulse that animates it.

That has not stopped calls for hefty state intervention of the Scandinavian sort.

Even taking all these potential limitations into account, we can conclude that an intervention of this sort in a relatively high risk population had no notable effect on the measured outcomes.

Even so, it marks a shift: big companies have hitherto been welcomed for providing foreign capital and expertise, and spared intervention of this sort.