Sentence examples for make imperial interventions from inspiring English sources

Such folk will be more pleased, though, by his pessimism about whether modern America has the will to make imperial interventions work, given the clash between its inward-looking democratic process and the high cost, in both money and casualties, of lengthy interventions overseas.

They also made imperial Rome a city of grandeur.

It would politicize decisions, making imperial policy a result of the factional struggles of party politics rather than technocratic expertise.

In early 1869, Satake Yoshitaka formally gave up the domain's registers to the imperial government, and was made imperial governor of the Akita domain (han chiji).

Both branches of Tsugaru daimyo were made imperial governors of their domains in 1869.

However, this real politique approach is what has justified all of our imperial interventions.

But does that make all interventions wrong?

Imperial intervention thus became inevitable.

Even imperial intervention beginning in the late 10th century failed to bring an end to papal corruption, because local families reasserted their control over Rome during imperial absences.

The forest cantons had organized themselves against the alliance, and there was a real threat of imperial intervention.

Regarding national security, his White House advisors are advocates of imperial intervention and bombing Iran.