Sentence examples for interventions to restore from inspiring English sources

In 1994, President Clinton sent twenty thousand American troops to Haiti for a novel purpose in the history of American military interventions: to restore an elected government to power.

By George Packer In 1994, President Clinton sent twenty thousand American troops to Haiti for a novel purpose in the history of American military interventions: to restore an elected government to power.

The mechanistic link from neurochemistry to perception provides a vital step in understanding population variability in sensory behavior, informing metabolic therapeutic interventions to restore perceptual abilities clinically.

In order to envisage therapeutic interventions to restore immune function in children, a reliable biomarker is required to identify children at highest risk of secondary acquired infection or mortality.

States such as Fiji may require Australian military-led interventions to restore civil government.

Commonly used interventions to restore platelet activity include platelet transfusion and application of haemostatic drugs.

In Lesotho in 1998 and in the Comoro Islands this year, it backed military intervention to restore democracy.

Intervention to restore law and order in foreign lands "can find no legal grounds in universally accepted norms of law".

The governor said, for example, that the American hemisphere was a region of vital interest but declared without explanation that intervention to restore democracy in Haiti was inappropriate.

The main Shia party has called it an "invasion", whereas many Sunnis see it as a "brotherly" intervention to restore order.

Last year's military intervention "to restore order" in Lesotho left that country in flames.Matters may improve, and move faster, under Mr Mbeki's presidency.