Outside intervention turns a legitimation crisis into a geopolitical nightmare.
Until then the war largely had been confined to Germany, but Swedish and, later on, French intervention turned it into a European conflict.
This means that even if the intervention turned out to be effective based on the primary outcome it would not be likely to be cost-effective.
For example, the story of 40,000 Iraqis stranded and starving on a mountain – invoked by supporters of intervention – turned out to be exaggerated.
In Mike's case, medical intervention turned his life around.
Prize chump in the case of Libya this past fortnight has been Newt Gingrich, the Republican presidential hopeful who demanded consistency, called for intervention and turned on a dime the instant Mr Obama answered.After you, SarkoMore significant, however, is that habit of mind.
"The intervention is like turning on a light switch," says Cohen. "It seems miraculous when the lights go on, but it all hinges on the infrastructure [the academic program] that's already in place". Here's what is probably happening: The writing exercises and the brain development classes altered students' understanding of the possible.
Without maternal intervention, "the offspring might turn on each other and start eating other, because that's what spiders do,"says Chadwick Johnson, a biology professor at Arizona State University and the lead author of a recent study on black widows published in Animal Behavior.
In a very practical sense, constitutional law and judicial intervention in this field should turn on the character of nonconstitutional law-whether nonjudicial actors have built an adequate "platform" for judicial action.
You can turn on the TV and hear about interventions and celebrity rehab stays.
