Sentence examples for wrong to intervene from inspiring English sources

Is it wrong to intervene?

I'm not saying it was wrong to intervene in Kosovo.

No, we would have been wrong to intervene when it was a quasi-judicial decision for the Scottish government.

But even if Mr. Gore had won the manual recount, the court would have been wrong to intervene.

Some argued that Obama was wrong to intervene against a country that, if not an ally, was at least a non-threat.

Today, for instance, Russia's foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, visited Yugoslavia, suggesting that the United States and its allies had been wrong to intervene in the Balkans to protect "national minorities" from Serbian repression and ethnic cleansing.

Informants reported that, even when they were aware that something was seriously wrong, deciding to intervene, working out what action to take, and then summoning the courage to take it posed further challenges.

Kucinich says that it "was wrong for us to intervene in Libya" and that OMGhazi proves that the policy was wrong from the beginning.

Don't get me wrong, China continues to intervene in markets to hold down the value of the yuan.

The Prime Minister has repeatedly said it would be wrong for him to intervene in an independent inquiry.

Mr Cameron has spoken of his "immense frustration" at the progress of the inquiry but said that its work is independent and it would be wrong of him to intervene.