Sentence examples for urging intervention from inspiring English sources

The Iraq war hawks urging intervention in Libya are confident that there's no way Libya could ever be another Iraq.

Today, millions of people are urging intervention in crises in Darfur, Somalia, Chad, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, to name only a few.

The session also turned to the royal family – with accusations that Heywood had tried to "politicise" the Queen and Prince William by urging interventions in the Scottish and European referendums.

She urged intervention in Libya, and our failure to coördinate a more orderly mission there has had dismal results.

94 Year that Bill Clinton's crime bill – a tough-on-crime stance that encouraged prison time, urged intervention in domestic violence and expanded the death sentence, creating a system of mass incarceration of blacks and Latinos – was introduced.

The 15 Security Council member states confirmed their backing for Hadi, who had previously urged intervention in a letter warning that Houthis could destabilize the country and entire region.

Recognizing that interventions are a part of complex health systems (23), we urge intervention designers to consider and report on the process of negotiating wider social, political, and economic realities and how this influenced intervention content and design.

John McCain, the highest-ranking Republican on the Senate armed services committee, is urging military intervention.

Matar began writing columns urging Western intervention in Libya, and helping journalists reporting from the country (I spoke and corresponded with him while I was there).

If the only way of earning any money whatsoever is to take a gun and direct it at a target…" He dismissed the current media campaigns launched urging military intervention to recover the girls – with supporters including Malala Yousafzai, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Faced with the rebel advance, the government is urging outside intervention, but so far the United States and France have insisted a multinational police force can only be dispatched once the government forges some sort of an agreement with the opposition to halt the fighting.