Sentence examples for oppose intervention from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday, FreedomWorks urged members to call Congress to oppose intervention in Syria, which it says led to 5,000 calls the next day.

The real dividing lines are between those who are for a managed and well-led globalisation – which tackles its injustices – and those who oppose intervention either because they support a global free-for-all or are simply anti-globalisation.

But other Russians oppose intervention, including a Moscow engineer, Artyom Ivanov, who said Putin "thinking he's a king" was a more likely motive for deployment than the official line, repeated by state media, that Russia needs to protect Russians in Crimea.

It is understood he has been told by Tory whips that the number of Conservative MPs who would oppose intervention would be in single figures, and more than outnumbered by the number of Labour MPs who would be prepared to back the move.

The U.S. has continued to quietly oppose intervention by the United Nations Security Council, where France has floated the idea of introducing a resolution that would outline parameters for a peace agreement.

(Charles Lindbergh's America First Committee opposed intervention in the Second World War).

"It caused even some liberals to go from opposing intervention to supporting it".

As a mild leftist, contributing to the magazine The Masses, he had opposed intervention.

Those who opposed intervention are also stained with blood, goes the argument.

On average, 70 percent of those asked in 10 European countries and Turkey opposed intervention.

Her foreign policy views are not as clear-cut; she supports the war in Afghanistan and opposes intervention in Libya.