Sentence examples for justified interventions from inspiring English sources

Thus there was a two-fold increase in the percentage of caesarean section among preterm births from the early 1970s to the 1990s, as with advances in neonatal technology, survival of extremely preterm infants dramatically increased, which justified interventions for fetal or maternal indications at earlier gestational ages.

No more does the west "own" Libya just because it made a limited, justified intervention there.

So the United States elected not to seek a new resolution and instead justified intervention on the basis of international law.

I thought at the time that what he had done in Kosovo had set a precedent for justified intervention, and that Blair's judgment was sound.

This new ideology was enthusiastically shared by neoconservatives and liberal internationalists alike because it made the United States actual or potential leader of the world, and justified intervention into the affairs of nearly everyone.

It would have to include not only an account of the connection between the right to secede and the right to recognition, but also a theory of justified intervention in support of or against secession that would cohere with a more general position on the legitimate use of force across borders.

Hitler justified intervention in Czechoslovakia on the grounds of mistreatment of the Sudeten Germans, who had indeed been denied their right to self-determination in the Versailles settlement.

Our analysis centered on a "best case" scenario for justified intervention: the domestic abuse case, specifically of the kind involving Rob and Bonnie.

Such programs are highly justified, as intervention during pregnancy is characterized by a unique treatment adherence and appears worthwhile in view of the worldwide obesity epidemic.

Can they tell us: What justified United States intervention in Kosovo and Haiti but not East Timor and Chechnya?

With Lehman, there was a clear market failure that justified government intervention.