Sentence examples for law for intervention from inspiring English sources

2. There is a basis in international law for intervention.

But after watching the Holloway case fizzle in the hands of Aruban law enforcement, he hopes for intervention from the FBI or Interpol.

Sadly, Health Canada has had no issue in the past with threatening sick people with law enforcement intervention, for not abiding by their absurdly restrictive cannabis policies.

Be prepared for law enforcement intervention if the situation is very serious, and a fight is a possible eventuality.

But the state's standards for a law enforcement intervention require patients to be in imminent danger of hurting themselves or someone else or unable to provide for basic personal needs like food and shelter.

Other Internet pioneers are concerned that incidents like this week's attacks may lead to increasing calls for government and law enforcement intervention into the structure of the Internet.

In general, the Laws on Social Welfare do not provide for intervention measures in the protection of children.

A similar GLMM, also controlling for grade, gender, ethnicity, and living situation, evaluated the impact of the law on teacher intervention, with teacher intervention as the outcome modeled.

For several years The Economist has repeated like a stuck gramophone needle a call for intervention in Darfur, but we acknowledge the law of unintended consequences.

One is that international law contains an exception for interventions designed to alleviate an "overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe," as the British government maintained on Thursday (before Parliament narrowly rejected military action in Syria).

As we have stated before, we believe that as a matter of law the United States Supreme Court need not have accepted Mr. Bush's request for intervention in Florida.