Sentence examples for reason for intervention from inspiring English sources

AMY DAVIDSON: Ryan just rejected humanitarianism as a reason for intervention, if I'm not mistaken.

Of the women having an operative vaginal delivery at the NU, only two out of the 49 were multiparous, and the main reason for intervention was dystocia.

For patients without known medical history of cardiovascular disease, a total cholesterol value ≥ 200 mg/dl was considered as reason for intervention (usually dietary).

The evasion of the anti-war movement regarding the future of the people of Iraq, a people they appear to be prepared to condemn to tyranny forever rather than accept that the US and/or the UK may have some perfectly sound reasons for intervention, is indeed "Himalayan".

Figures due to be published on November 26th were widely expected to show the first year-on-year rise in consumer prices for five years.This weakens the argument for Japan to buy dollars again, because one of the main reasons for intervention was to inject liquidity into the economy to fight deflation.

When the massacre did not materialize and once the war against Libya was underway, the reasons for intervention changed.

Reasons for intervention included hemothorax evacuation, open repair resulting from aortic aneurysm formation, and repair of type A aortic dissection.

Client/patient distress and client/patient autonomy were seen as reasons for intervention; therapists paid attention to religious, cultural and moral values causing internal conflict.

Reasons for interventions and time interval between randomisation and labour will be collected.

The violation of Belgian neutrality was crucial to securing broad moral support for British intervention, but it was not the reason for that intervention, which arose rather from the British government's strategic commitment to France and was decided on some time before the presentation of a German ultimatum to Brussels.

If the only reason for an intervention is that others think that's what we "should" look like, and if the intervention is both semi-permanent and potentially damaging to our health, maybe what we "should" do is reconsider.