Sentence examples for right of intervention from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the OAU failed to exercise its right of intervention in cases of state-sponsored terrorism and heinous crimes, including ethnic cleansing and genocide.

It's "a right of intervention that is just a gleam in one beholder's eye but looks like flat-out aggression to somebody else".

There's the idea of preëmptive war, America's divine right of intervention; the idea of tyrannies falling like dominoes in a strategically realigned Middle East; the idea that American power is worse than the worst dictatorship.

But their jurisdiction was ceremonial and tactical – an attempt to express tacit disapproval of some other Holmes continuations – rather than legal, and Horowitz stresses that they had no right of intervention in the book.

The Turkish Cypriots also want the retention of the Treaties of Guarantee and Alliance that give the right of intervention in Cyprus to Turkey, Greece and Britain.

That law was also nationally innovative, as 19 states have banned leaving kids unattended in cars, according to the advocacy group KidsandCars.org, but there was no explicit precedent for the right of intervention by passersby.

"We are of the opinion, and I speak for the whole German government on this, that we could go a step further by giving Europe real rights of intervention in national budgets," Ms. Merkel said.

"We are of the opinion, and I speak for the whole German government on this, that we could go a step further by giving Europe real rights of intervention in national budgets," Merkel told parliament in Berlin before arriving in Brussels.

"Part of our role in looking at that pressure and in a sense the risk associated with the pressure is to ensure we've got strategies and plans to allow that risk to be managed, to make sure that if necessary we can provide the right kind of intervention and support and ensure that there will be a break-even and appropriate year-end position".

"That's where we think knowing more about how to customize the work that we do with students to make sure that we're getting the right kinds of interventions, or the right information, to the right kind of student" will be useful, she said.

What they indicate is that delivering the right kinds of interventions, to the right people, in the right way, will reduce offending anywhere from five to 50 percent".