Meanings of armed intervention in English

It was delivered into independence by armed intervention led by New Zealand and Australia.

But its worst consequence was that it gave Russia a pretext for armed intervention.

He said Russia's armed intervention had shown that Ukraine needed "real security guarantees".

For the rest, I have always disapproved of the idea of what we call armed intervention.

There may be men with minds bright enough to see the difference between armed intervention and war.

French President Francois Hollande said armed intervention could not be ruled out, but only with Security Council support.

An armed intervention still seems most unlikely, but instilling the fear of it is seen as a useful strategy.

And they say "Palmerston has urged the recognition of the Confederacy, and an armed intervention on our side."

The elusive tactics of De Witt, and the armed intervention of De Ruyter, frustrated Clarendon's efforts for a peaceful settlement.

The man's words had made it clear that there was no way to prevent a massacre of innocents without armed intervention.

The superpowers are in accord in their determination to avoid armed intervention by their own troops...

Reimer, the resident, realizing that Trenck knew of the plot, saw that the time had come to resort to armed intervention.

Western leaders queued up hungrily for a piece of Russia's president following his armed intervention in Ukraine and illegal annexation of Crimea.

The foreign minister of one of those allies, Qatar, told Reuters in Paris that the armed intervention had prevented a Houthi takeover.

The bourgeoisie countered with a cold war aimed to exterminate socialism-communism, using propaganda, petty reform and armed intervention as its chief agencies.

The Americans question whether French President Francois Hollande's armed intervention, which is entering its third week, was coupled with a thought-through exit strategy.