Sentence examples for interventionism of from inspiring English sources

In doing so we would not be perpetuating the unilateral interventionism of our actions in Iraq in 2003.

Building on the humanitarian interventionism of the 1990s, a vast anti-genocide movement, largely U.S.-based, is stirring students and movie stars alike.

And as American conservatism moved ever further right, it had no room for any kind of interventionism, not even the sterilized, clean-room interventionism of Friedman's monetarism.

The Conservatives saw Mr Miliband's move as a throwback to the left-wing interventionism of the 1970s, accusing Labour of imposing a tax rise on business and higher gas and electricity bills.

After the interventionism of the 1930s – or even the 1950s and 1960s – Britain could boast dozens of substantial companies representing industries as disparate as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, aerospace and electronics.

But Cameron has now abandoned the interventionism of the early phase of his premiership, and now he and Miliband are united in their support for well-intentioned hands-offism.

Opposition leaders argue Brazil's economy has lost dynamism because of an "excess of interventionism" and a lack of reforms to improve the environment in which businesses have to operate.

"As a Senator, Augustus will seek to correct the evils of government – especially the extraordinary damage caused by prohibition and interventionism, both of which harm American interests".

And there is hypocrisy galore in America's criticism of Russian interventionism and violation of human rights.

Every time we consider the use of force we seem to be on the event horizon of the black hole of interventionism.

If he were the operator of a brewery, his brand of interventionism would be sold as "New Deal Lite" or "Great Society Lite".