Sentence examples for interventionism in from inspiring English sources

On geopolitics the French share Britain's interventionism, in contrast with Germany's pacifism.

Others point to France's recent military interventionism in the Muslim world, from west Africa to Iraq.

It was virulently opposed to the Iraq war in particular, and it opposes interventionism in foreign policy in general.

British governments repeated its misguided interventionism in Helmand and Libya, and tried to do so in Syria.

The first Bush Administration did engage in one act of humanitarian interventionism, in Somalia, when it sent American troops to help feed starving civilians in Mogadishu.

Aggressiveness is also central to the concept of interventionism in foreign affairs: an interventionist action always operates under the threat of violence.

He ran on a platform that included non-interventionism in foreign conflicts, decriminalization of illegal drugs on a federal level, a return to the gold standard, the abolition of the Federal Reserve and a reduction in all government spending.

For going after one of the most respected members of the conservative commentariat, Trump received only a decent amount of applause -– suggesting that a religious-conservative audience may not be entirely comfortable with the notion of non-interventionism in the Middle East.

In fact, it is important, in my view, not to mistake this U.S. effort in Iraq for anything other than military interventionism wrapped in humanitarianism.

The Administration's neoconservatism and McFaul's liberal interventionism overlapped in the desire to press the "democracy agenda" in the former states of the Soviet Union.

In STEACS patients reperfusion strategy was Primary Percutaneous Coronary Interventionism (PPCI) in 78,5% of cases, fibrinolysis 21,4%.