Sentence examples for intervention saying from inspiring English sources

Sudan has rejected foreign military intervention, saying it alone is responsible for security within its borders.

African mediators are reluctant to use military intervention, saying that they prefer to have a peaceful dialogue.

Mr Bush was trying to avoid provoking a Soviet intervention, saying: "I'm not going to go dance on the wall".

The Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras welcomed the IMF's intervention saying in a TV interview that what the IMF said was never put to him during negotiations.

The State Department signalled on Tuesday that it was not opposed to the Iraqi military's intervention, saying that it supported the "joint administration" of Kirkuk.

Christopher Prentice, who was a UK special envoy for Libya in2011, passionately defended the intervention, saying: "I see regime change as the choice of the Libyan people".

"Divine intervention," said Kevin White, the Notre Dame athletic director.

But even with the intervention, said Denis McCarville, who runs Cooper Village, the state failed Mr. Hawkins.

"We welcome the president's personal intervention," said Mike Jendrzejczyk, who follows Asian affairs for Human Rights Watch.

"It marked the beginning of the focus into early help and intervention," says Ferguson.

But without more concerted intervention, says Ms Reimer, the community risks becoming more ghettoised.