While he has been relatively restrained in his approval of intervention for the sake of democracy promotion, the general Responsibility to Protect (R2P) framework, promoted by people like US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power, legitimizes a much more forward-leaning stance on intervention.
As the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington called for Americans to continue the fight for the unfinished business of Dr. King's dream, a starting point is questioning America's continued quick stance to move on military intervention and its stalled stance for intervention on economic equality for all Americans.
Fred's interest in Soviet policy and the cold war, and his critical stance on US intervention in Afghanistan, were recurrent themes in his writing, evident in Cold War, Third World: Essays On Soviet-American Relations in the 1980s, published in 1989.
A number of prominent social media users direct their anger and frustration at the Syrian government for its stance on foreign intervention.
Currency traders have been building up bets on a rise in the Swiss franc in anticipation that the Swiss National Bank will soften its stance on currency intervention at its widely anticipated policy meeting on Thursday.
In other areas Murdoch's pro-American, pro-Israeli, pro-military intervention stance on the war on terrorism is faithfully reflected in Downing Street.
9 58: After Mr Obama's jab about how Mr McCain sings songs about bombing Iran, Mr McCain directly says that he wants to talk about this bombing Iran business and then goes through a litany of his stances on the foreign interventions and wars of the past 25 years.
In contrast to their stance on Libya, Arab leaders have opposed any military intervention in Syria.
He did seem to harden his stance on the GST (goods and services tax), following an intervention by campaign spokesman Chris Pyne last night; today Abbott said: "The GST won't change.
Ahead of visits by President Vladimir Putin to Paris and Berlin tomorrow, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said any pressure on him to change his stance on Syria, which notably rules out any outside military intervention and anything resembling it, would be "hardly appropriate".
And it is unsatisfactory for Cameron to argue that intervention would not change Britain's wider stance on Syria - because it would.
