Sentence examples for ramifications of intervention from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Ms. Silber wrote in an e-mail to The Lede, the team of American diplomats led by Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, and American intelligence officials "knew with a degree of certainty that the war had played out on the ground — i.e. that the Serbs could not mount a serious destabilizing counter attack, whereas in Syria the ramifications of intervention may be more uncertain".

Yet while we ponder the rights and wrongs of arming the Free Syrian Army, talk of the red line that will be crossed with the use of chemical weapons, and discuss the ramifications of intervention, it seems we are missing the one simple truth.

Yet while we ponder the rights and wrongs of arming the Free Syrian Army, talk of the red line that will be crossed with the use of chemical weapons and discuss the ramifications of intervention, it seems we are missing the one simple truth.

Western governments are mindful of the Iraq war, and are worrying about the ramifications of renewed intervention in a Muslim country.

" … we have to make sure the population understands the full ramifications of the intervention … the fact that it's only effective if you take it constantly, the detail, not the fact that there's a pill that can prevent HIV, that's totally ineffective ….

While other conceptual models allow consideration of the broader ramifications of market interventions [ 21], these have rarely been translated into solid empirical studiesb.

Because of the significant ramifications of falls, many interventions have been proposed, but few have aimed to prevent falls via an integrated approach targeting both motor and cognitive function.

The importance of social support perceptions for college adjustment is detailed and the ramifications of the social media intervention are discussed.

Although this case is emotionally searing and one that tests the will and compassion of all involved, we need to remain ever cognizant regarding the potential ramifications of all of our interventions and actions, and their associated nonactions and noninterventions (ie the proverbial 'slippery slope'), which may extend beyond this particular case.

However, their greatest concern was for possible psychological ramifications of weight related discussions and interventions.

Interventions need to better communicate the need to gain treatment and the ramifications of having a chronic, systemic disease.