| He was a man who believed in non-intervention, non-coercion, non-violence in the era of the Cold War. |
| It is one of the masks worn by English surrealist artists in a protest against the British government policy of non-intervention. |
| A return to the traditional conservative values of non-intervention and prudence is called for. |
| Lately though, more and more wineries are producing quaffable, satisfying examples of these non-intervention wines. |
| Italy intervened on the side of Franco, while the French government followed a policy of non-intervention. |
| By an intervention that is always discreet, and sometimes by non-intervention. |
