“The noninterventionist movement grew during the 1930s, partly as a result of the seeming senselessness that occurred during the First World War.”

“The noninterventionist argument for American entry into both world wars is strong.”

“In some societies this reflects a deliberate laissez-faire approach, i.e. the policy-makers have considered the matter and have actively decided on a noninterventionist policy.”

“One drawback to the study was the nonrandom assignment to intervention and nonintervention groups.”

“The nonintervention group received minimal information about healthy eating and physical activity.”

“The United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand deplored this violation of the rule of nonintervention.”

“To noninterventionists the Iraq war provides sorrowful evidence of the dangers of exercising American power around the globe.”