Sentence examples for intervention to help the from inspiring English sources

We know there's no political will for an American military intervention to help the rebels drive out the Assad regime.

But that doesn't mean a multilateral humanitarian intervention to help the survivors of Cyclone Nargis would be justified, in Garton Ash's view.

To do something about this hard core, a second line of government policy would be required; namely, direct intervention to help the poor.

They're both somewhat to the right of John Edwards, who favors a more muscular brand of government intervention to help the middle class.

The president spoke about the courage of those who tackled Loughner, particularly two men and a woman, and the actions of those whose swift intervention to help the wounded saved lives, including probably that of Giffords.

In an unusual convergence, these conservatives agree with liberal human rights advocates that international law should not prevent the use of force or other forms of intervention to help the Syrian opposition.

Various behavior change theories and strategies can be used to tailor nutrition interventions to help the client achieve specific health and quality-of-life outcomes (238).

WFP, in close collaboration with partners, is strongly advised to implement multi-sectoral interventions to help the most affected population to re-establish their livelihoods and progressively improve their ability to resist future shocks.

(PP) External facilitation was more important at the beginning of the intervention to help develop the skills for PPs to fulfill their new role, and to assist the practices in adapting to the new PP role.

Client provider ratios at facilities should be assessed before and during an intervention to help understand the context of the care provided.

In his speech yesterday, King Abdullah referred to "the burning injustice of Palestine" and said, "The present situation in the Palestinian areas is very dangerous and requires immediate international intervention to help steer the parties away from the brink".