Sentence examples for towards intervention from inspiring English sources

"We are not moving towards intervention," he says.

"We will have to clear all the bureaucracy, whether those who supported the intervention or who are leaning towards intervention".

Many saw the speech as the firmest statement yet of the principles behind his policy towards intervention abroad.

And on Wednesday, the vice-president, Joe Biden, said America had evidence (which Foreign Policy attributed to a phone call intercepted by American spies) that Mr Assad was responsible for last week's chemical attack.America's allies are joining the march towards intervention, too.

Mr Assad has denied it – but he would, wouldn't he? Anyway, the alternative is even less plausible: that the rebels staged, exaggerated or manipulated an attack on areas they hold east of Damascus with the intention of swaying both the inspectors and international opinion towards intervention.

The underlying prejudices about profit and economic justice may still be pseudo-Marxist, but calling for capitalism to be humanised is a far more appealing proposition than calling for it to be overthrown.Another new thing is that the circle of presumed victims of capitalism has been widened, further reinforcing the tendency towards intervention.

Many come from once-colonised places and Muslims are particularly sensitive to what they detect (sometimes wrongly) as a bias towards interventions that kill other Muslims.

These findings provide interesting and exciting directions for the ultimate goal towards interventions for the improvement of social functioning and quality of life in patients with epilepsy.

Many public health practitioners and health economists interested in public health are realising that emphasis is shifting from traditional behaviour-change interventions towards interventions that aim to change physical environments and social norms and that might need government legislation.

Much of the opposition towards interventions -- military inventions of any form -- can be traced to the following binary schema: The use of force is always bad; the absence of external intervention is always good.

Data is especially critical to target increasingly scarce resources towards interventions that work for children.