internvention

Brad Delong is the typical liberal, he approaches problems fairly unbiased, is less inclined to take sides on government internvention, and is more inclined to make whatever government intervention we have work better.

Church and State, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Of course, spending on the huge Wall Street bailout, and the mindless internvention in Iraq (both of which McConnell supported) are legitimate use of taxpayer dollars, but not health care for our own poor and working people ...

McConnell on health care report: 'hard not to say, I told you so' 2010

So your (Arnold's) argument against happiness research now seems to be: (1) that economists aren't likely to be very good at it; and (2) that it's likely to be misused to argue for unjustified government internvention.

Revealed Preference vs. Happiness, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Kin-Kiey "strongly denied" rebel claims that the FAZ were planning to kill foreigners in Kinshasa in orer to provoke the internvention of Western troops massed in Brazzaville on the other side of the Zaire river.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1997

The United Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) protested outside the Indian Embassy at Lainchour in the capital today afternoon as part of its previously announced programme to protest against "the rising Indian internvention in Nepali politics".

United We Blog! for a Democratic Nepal 2010

It hasn't been for a lack of government internvention, but rather too much already.

Fool.com: The Motley Fool 2009

If the dishes weren’t so pretty I’d suggest a mandoline internvention.

ratatouille’s ratatouille | smitten kitchen 2007