Sentence examples for more western intervention from inspiring English sources

There will be those who champion more western intervention.

Indeed, while it seems fashionable right now to tell us to back off and stop patronising Africa, the real answer is surely more western intervention, not less - not regarding adoption per se, but certainly in terms of awareness, involvement and empathy.

He insisted the current crisis was an issue that "affects us all" and urged more western intervention in the area.

Mr Blair insisted the current crisis was an issue that "affects us all" and urged more western intervention in the area.

Launched in circumstances in which states constructed under the aegis of western colonialism have broken down under the impact of more recent western intervention, the gruesome tyranny established by Isis will go down in history as one of these experiments.

I can already hear cries of protest, saying the comparison is unfair, that the west provoked the rebellion against the Assads, aregime backed for decades by Tehran and Moscow; that more robust western intervention would have made things even worse for Syrian suffering.

They are pleading for a more decisive Western intervention.

And this is integral for change to happen; more than we need western intervention, we need Jamaicans who are ready to take the initiative.

In the troubled province of Helmand in the south-west, the security effort has been backed up by local government reform, one of the more significant successes of western intervention.

More than two years since western intervention in Libya, it is a far from secure and settled state.

Similarly, those who denounce the opponents of western intervention should have far more humility about Iraq and Libya: the hundreds of thousands dead, the sectarian conflict, the millions displaced and traumatised, the extremist groups flourishing in the chaos.