Sentence examples for intervention to save from inspiring English sources

The hunger strike ended the following October after families sanctioned medical intervention to save prisoners' lives.

He demanded urgent intervention to save what remained of the area's Christian heritage.

Bosnia, Kosovo, East Timor: He has opposed one after another intervention to save human lives.

The political situation remains precarious, but it is clear that there must be some kind of intervention to save lives.

He said he supported government intervention to save jobs but believed it should "not be a bank".

If further chaos in Europe, in particular in the western Balkans, is a spin-off of his intervention to save Assad, so be it.

That hope was in vain the death sentence was carried out last night, despite international outrage, legal appeals and diplomatic interventions to save him.

They said it "could inhibit the ability of the United States to use its military to meet alliance obligations and participate in multinational operations, including humanitarian interventions to save civilian lives".

He handled BBC Today's John Humphrys with firmness, he got drawn into the doings of the House of Lords more than was originally intended, and became popular, not least for hands-on interventions to save the occasional noble life.

Gary J. Bass, a Princeton professor who ranks among the foremost scholars of humanitarian interventions, noted recently that Mr. Obama's caution about those two wars applies equally to brief interventions to save lives.

Shawn, who came to Africa in the 1980s in the Peace Corps and never moved back, showed us one of the most cost-effective interventions to save lives — food fortification.