Sentence examples for non-interventionist approach from inspiring English sources

Janeway, the author of the 2012 book "Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy," said that he didn't wholly agree with Greenspan's non-interventionist approach.

The former congressman, who twice sought the Republican presidential nomination, is loathed by Republican military hawks for his anti-war, non-interventionist approach to American nation-building.

The presence here of the referee Mike Riley, whose non-interventionist approach to that match was widely criticised, perhaps hardened the focus on tomorrow, and Wenger appears keen to bring to a close his dealings with Ferguson and his team for another season.

As a sign of his new, non-interventionist approach to France's former colonies, Hollande only last month refused publicly to answer calls from President François Bozizé of the Central African Republic, for French troops to come and stop a rebel advance towards its capital.

I guess I've really bought into the non-interventionist approach," he said.

In several of the larger sites in which there were both designated and nondesignated areas, there was often a marked difference in the management approach being taken, with previous management being maintained in designated areas but with a relatively non-interventionist approach and less-specific or no targets for particular species the preferred option in nondesignated areas.

The Australian writer James Halliday put it succinctly when, after drinking a 1962 Stony Hill chardonnay in 1992, he wrote: "The combination of soil, clone and a strictly non-interventionist winemaking approach resulted in tiny quantities of infinitely slow-maturing chardonnay, which over the ensuing decades has gained for itself the reputation as one of California's greatest".

Today, even his most vehement opposition within Cuba has few illusions that Washington might take an informed, enlightened, non-interventionist, and generous approach to Cuba in the coming transition.

Rennie argues that Reid's approach to government, frugal and non-interventionist, was well-suited to the prosperous 1920s but less so to the 1930s, and highlights his lack of charisma.

My approach can best be described as non-interventionist but highly engaged".

On issues closer to home like North Korea, too, it will, whether it likes it or not, be forced from self interest to approach issues in a different way, and act increasingly against the non-interventionist rhetoric it has used for so many decades.