Sentence examples for interventionist attitude from inspiring English sources

"For Clark, Kosovo was the logical next step in his liberal interventionist attitude toward the use of force".

Mr. Foggetti said that "this interventionist attitude could spread to other sectors" like banking, electricity and petrochemicals, where the state still holds major stakes in large companies.

But, these deals follow a pattern where the British has had a much less interventionist attitude toward foreign ownership than the French.

Or is that the kind of blind interventionist attitude that throws countries like Afghanistan into very, very long wars?

"It requires tremendous emotional intelligence, self-understanding, wisdom, maturity, and confidence to maintain a minimal interventionist attitude while offering non-judgmental support and encouragement.

He also spoke of his teaching philosophy: "It requires tremendous emotional intelligence, self-understanding, wisdom, maturity, and confidence to maintain a minimal interventionist attitude while offering non-judgmental support and encouragement.

These interventionist attitudes form the background to the 1857 mutiny - the greatest rising against any colonial power in the Age of Empire, far surpassing in scale the other great revolts in Asia, Africa and the New World.

While Ms. Orlando takes a laissez-faire attitude toward such interventionist endeavors, she does object to false advertising of "lost Vivaldi masterpieces," especially now that so many real ones are out there for audiences to discover.

It has become fashionable to apply the term "libertarian" to almost any group that takes a more conservative attitude toward fiscal policy than toward social policy and generally takes a non-interventionist view of foreign policy.

There was no hint of such frontal action in the general's words on Saturday, but rather something between the almost laissez-faire attitude of the Clinton administration of the last few months and a very hard line favored by more interventionist members of the Bush camp.

An interventionist, yes.