armed intervention

I wonder if those who advocate armed intervention ever stop to consider the costs.

In the Punjab, conditions were at the same time most serious, giving rise to expectations of armed intervention there.

Martinez de la Rosa is beginning to say that without the armed intervention of France all will go to the devil.

Congress was impatient for armed intervention and fretted at the tedious methods of diplomacy.

Nothing but armed intervention from abroad can now affect even temporarily this preponderance.

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