However murky the legality of intervention may be, its morality is even murkier.
Coley's house and family are lovely, naturally, but he locks himself away in one of the murky corners that viewers of "Intervention" have come to recognize as the addict's refuge.
In instances in which the risks seem too great (military action against Iran) or the payoff too murky (some form of military intervention in Syria), Mr. Obama has repeatedly held America's fire.
If that sounds murky, one thing is not: early intervention is important.
It is however essential to conduct a detailed analysis of the setting and context prior to implementing an intervention in order to "avoid murky water and increase the likelihood of success" [ 7] (pg 506).
While the basis for the intervention by the DOJ remains a bit murky itself, it may help with the many unanswered forensic questions.
"Clark, more than any other military officer of his rank, was ready to project power in this murky area that we call peacekeeping, or nation-building, or humanitarian intervention," Richard Holbrooke said recently.
A murky confection of reassuring rhetoric about protecting the homeland and dogmatic insistence on military intervention is bankrupting the nation and its people.
To union leaders and liberal activists in Washington, this intervention in Wisconsin is proof of the expanding role played by nonprofit groups with murky ties to wealthy corporate executives as they push a decidedly conservative agenda.
