Sentence examples for legitimate intervention from inspiring English sources

The humanitarian crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan presents a litmus test for what constitutes a legitimate intervention by the African Union.

It must either argue that an "illegal but legitimate" intervention is better than doing nothing, or assert that international law has changed — strategies that I call "constructive noncompliance".

Some of the services offered far exceed what universities and some proofreaders would see as legitimate intervention in students' work, but free-market rules apply for the use of these services, and therefore, it's up to universities to police any academic dishonesty.

Welding together different northern cities with better transport is then a politically congenial fix because, in mainstream pro-market economics, state funding for improvements in infrastructure and training are legitimate interventions because they make the market work better.

This disagreement has implications for the scope of legitimate state intervention in family life.

The decision here seems to depend on the likelihood of personal injury; the more certain injury becomes, the more legitimate the intervention.

This paper is more about how AR can be regarded as a legitimate clinical intervention and how it may be usefully applied in the broadest translational sense.

Conversely, the right has long opposed health reform for exactly the same reason: it might, in the public's mind, legitimate further government intervention to increase economic security.

There has been some discussion whether proteinuria is a legitimate target for intervention.

Only where there is serious danger to people other than the risk-taker is intervention legitimate.

Thus in breast tumours the increase in IGFBP-2 production could be a survival mechanism making IGFBP-2 a legitimate target for intervention.