interventionism造句

The Europeans still cling to it, though, with the return of "liberal interventionism" in Libya, but it is anxious and halfhearted.

Moreover, although Germany and France may both talk about enhanced economic governance, they mean very different things by it: for France, interventionism; for Germany, the harmonisation of rigour.

Those who defend this robust interventionism and those who decry its effects are vying to shape the nation's take on the events of the past 16 months.

This makes military officers, of all government professionals, the least prone to be led astray by the raptures of liberal internationalism and neo-conservative interventionism.

The U. S. political and policy elites increasingly display signs of being addicted to interventionism, with the American people paying the price in both blood and treasure for that addiction.