Sentence examples for question of intervention from inspiring English sources
Apart from the question of intervention, the latest anti-American protests could influence the way the United States allocates the limited support it has been providing to the rebels fighting Mr. Assad's government.
American lawmakers are also on recess, until next week, but it's doubtful that they will follow Britain's lead in returning to Washington early to take up the question of intervention.
Before making a momentous decision on intervention — especially if the president is considering unilateral intervention — we ought to first do serious diplomacy to see whether an international consensus can be reached on the question of intervention, and then ask the Arab League, the United Nations Security Council and Congress to vote on whether and what kind of intervention is acceptable.
The reaction to this invariably boiled down to the question of intervention.
Last year, Brics states were caught flat-footed by the West on the question of intervention in Libya.
Even as Russia and China face growing criticism, there is no consensus among analysts on the question of intervention in Syria.
But given logistical questions of "intervention capacity," Mr. Valls said, France must "await the decision of the United States".
"But I think her own image that she wants to project, and a real difference with Obama, is one of temperament and maybe having a policy difference of X per cent on questions of intervention".
There were some important differences between the parties over questions of intervention and strategy, peacekeeping and war fighting, but when it came to military programs and hardware, the political divide was simply a matter of scale.
That mechanism is not undisputed, since it involves questions of intervention in the economies of developing countries, which may have an impact on the economic development of those countries.
One has to make snap decisions, one is constantly grappling with questions of intervention or nonintervention.
