Sentence examples for the morality of intervention from inspiring English sources

It is a constant spectre when global powers debate the morality of intervention – whether in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Mali, Syria, the Central African Republic (CAR) or Ukraine.

Two of the 2010 releases that will give most pleasure on DVD in 2011 are Javier Mariscal's Chico and Rita, a jazz-soundtracked adult animated romance; and Of Gods and Men, by Xavier Beauvois, a retelling of the massacre of French monks in Algeria that serves as one of the most subtle post-Iraq examinations of the moralities of intervention and withdrawal.

She examines the methodology and morality of intervention in Bosnia, never having been near Srebrenica.

And if that were an absolute principle, what would be the morality of prolonging a human life by medical intervention, when God had visited the human being with a heart attack or an infection that would once have been fatal?

"Unlike, say, the morality of child abuse.

Another voice: This is not the morality of the rebels.

Could the morality of blasphemy be something like this?

Now, about the morality of sport generally and baseball particularly.

Good people can argue the morality of early-stage abortion.

The morality of military action became a lifelong preoccupation.

The morality of photojournalism becomes an issue.