Sentence examples for support to intervene from inspiring English sources

Obama's decision to change the objectives of the Libya intervention has made it more difficult for him to gain international support to intervene elsewhere.

As American presidents sought domestic support to intervene in faraway crises, from World War I to the 2011 Libyan civil war, they have "always had to infuse foreign policy with a much stronger moral tint than do most countries," Mr. Shapiro said.

Between four to eight contacts seems to provide an optimum effect [ 29], allowing the support to intervene at key points during the infant feeding journey [ 21].

Please allow a moment for the blog to load   Russia confirmed it launched air strikes against Isis on Wednesday after Vladimir Putin secured unanimous backing to intervene in support of the Kremlin's controversial Syrian allies.

By creating a task force to study Connecticut's mental health system focused on young people ages 16 to 25, improving commercial mental health insurance coverage in the state, and offering support to pediatricians to intervene with children with mental health challenges, the new law attempts to expand mental health treatment for those in need and prevent problems from escalating.

7 9 44 45 While findings of the current study offer clear support for programmes to intervene with women and girls married as minors, current evidence of increased health threats for children of such mothers shows that far more work is needed to support the families of adolescent wives.

In March 2014, only 12% support using ground troops and only 17% supported limited airstrikes to intervene in the Ukraine in light of Russian encroachment.

Cognitive impairment can still be moderate in the early stages of the schizophrenia prodrome and this supports current efforts to intervene in the early course of the illness [ 85].

The world has lost its taste for well-meaning global intervention in the spirit of democracy and human rights, and the American public will not support Obama's attempt to intervene on behalf of embattled Syrian elements.

A Danish rejection would inevitably reinforce such sentiments at a time when the European Central Bank, with support from the United States and Japan, has already felt obliged to intervene in support of the currency.

When lawyers for several Florida citizens supporting Mr. Bush asked to intervene in the case, asserting that their rights as voters would be violated by the contest, David Boies, Mr. Gore's lead trial lawyer, objected, saying the parties were extraneous and would slow the process.