Sentence examples for opposing intervention from inspiring English sources

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

Last year's parliamentary vote in Britain opposing intervention in Syria took place "in the shadow of Iraq", the RUSI study says.

In answer to a question, he rejected an assertion that Russia was making a mistake, potentially isolating itself and at risk of losing influence in the Middle East, by opposing intervention.

Much Chinese-Russian cooperation, especially at the U.N., is based on defending the right of states to be fully sovereign within their own borders and opposing intervention in internal affairs without Security Council approval.

"Tea Party critics of America's current military operations should look at how well served Congressional Republicans were in the 1990s by opposing intervention in the Balkans," said Daniel Senor, a former Bush administration official and one of 37 conservatives to sign a letter to Congress on Monday urging members not to cut financing for the Libya operation.

Although, the ISI model started as the theoretical foundation for industrialisation policies in Latin America, its logic was politically expanded to become the ideological foundation for opposing intervention in the region (Flechsig 1991 94-955).

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

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.