No intervention by government is needed.

Lauded by a substantial part of the Malian population and many outside observers, the military intervention diverts, however, from the non interventionist line professed by French President Hollande in Africa.

Observe non interference in the internal affairs of any State.

So far, China s leaders have not seen the merits of abandoning non interference.

Abstention from intervention or interference in the internal affairs of another country.

Austria tried to persuade the Italian government to accept Venetia in exchange for non intervention.

The success of the conference was in marked contrast to the failure of the Non Intervention Committee.

Reforming the non interference doctrine is a necessary step in that direction.

Contrary to the objective of the original Tobin Tax, our goal is not to interfere with market operations.

Their primary concern was the government s interference in the legal process in its pursuit of the case.

Keynes saw himself as the enemy of laissez faire and an advocate of public management.

In accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, States should observe the principle of non intervention in their bilateral relations.

The role of the State in the management of education and the space for intervention of all stakeholders in the process is clarified.

To be sure, China claims to be upholding its doctrine of non interference in other countries domestic affairs.

The author also claimed a breach of her right to respect for privacy in family life.

Article 27 has been interpreted by the Human Rights Committee as requiring more than mere passive non interference.

Many blame the crisis on the decades long ascendancy of a laissez faire approach to economic policymaking, and rightly credit government intervention with facilitating recovery.

If, for example, intervention A allows a patient to live for three additional years than if no intervention had taken place, but only with a quality of life weight of 0.6, then the intervention confers 3 0.6 1.8 QALYs to the patient.

We have maintained on several occasions in our region and elsewhere that the principle of non intervention in the domestic affairs of States must be associated with the idea of non indifference .

Throughout these troubles, China has held its tongue, sticking to its policy of non interference in the internal affairs of any nation.

Ms. García Matos (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that her delegation firmly supported the principles of non intervention and self determination.

But there is a difference between choosing not to intervene and lacking any coherent strategy at all. What Obama should be faulted for is his failure to articulate his reasons for choosing non intervention and to define alternate steps that the US can take to help mitigate the crisis.

For, where access to natural resources is concerned, China is more than willing to discard its non interference doctrine.

By contrast, a laissez faire approach would make another crisis all but inevitable.

The duty to intervene and the cost of indifference is probably higher for France than for any other Western country.

While that intervention provided a temporary respite, uncertainty persists in financial markets.

America s presence and bilateral partnerships are complementary to Asian states obsession with counter dominance and non interference in the region.

Another important issue in the Panel's report is the clash between the concept of the responsibility to protect and the principle of non intervention in the internal affairs of a State.

The principle of non intervention cannot be used to shield genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.

In effect, a highly conservative vision of sovereignty and the principle of non intervention have always provided a powerful arm for those who oppose the Court.

Even when China s voice could be decisive in resolving crises or preventing bloodshed, instead of acting, its diplomats repeat the old platitudes about non interference.

In marked contrast to the actions of the Non Intervention Committee and the League of Nations, this conference succeeded in preventing attacks by submarines.

Up to 60,000 Italian volunteers were now operating in Spain, and the removal of foreign nationals was discussed by the Non Intervention Committee.

Despite the critical situation in that country, Cuban volunteers, resolutely adhering to the principle of non interference in Haitian internal affairs, have remained at their posts.

Affirming its respect for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, national unity and political independence of Iraq as well as the principles of non interference in each other's internal affairs and respect for good neighbourliness

This process continues until there are no longer any lower bids being submitted within the stated period prior to closing.

Ever since its founding, the People s Republic of China has adhered to a foreign policy of non interference in other country s internal affairs or so it claims.

Although the British had 100,000 troops stationed near the Suez Canal at the time, they chose not to intervene.

Compounding this trend, rising powers such as China and India place great value on national sovereignty and non interference in domestic affairs.

As long as politicians observe the rule of non interference at least publicly central banks will be perceived as unconstrained by political interests.

Conservative Interventionism

The Intervention Dilemma

The Intervention Syndrome

And, insisting on non interference in Ecuador s internal affairs, the Correa administration has launched an all out offensive against the Organization of American States Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression.

The second revolution highlighted the unwillingness of a large part of Egypt s diverse population to accept this non inclusive process.