Sentence examples for To intervening from inspiring English sources

On one occasion, in a restaurant I love, I came close to intervening.

In fact, when it comes to intervening at the European court of human rights to weaken human rights protection, the UK has form.

With Saddam Hussein deposed from Baghdad and Iraqis increasingly voicing gratitude to intervening American troops, the earliest and fiercest advocates of the war claimed vindication today.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi told public television on Saturday that Rome was committed to intervening in Libya, and called for a stronger United Nations mission.

This is because the premises cover at least a large set of the issues that are relevant to intervening in Syria.

The difference said much about the Obama way when it comes to intervening in armed insurgencies — and his comfort in letting someone else lead the intervention.

On Syria, he said he was opposed to intervening militarily "at this stage," even to impose a no-fly zone that some of his supporters advocate.

There might be a degree of romanticism attached to intervening in a crime on instinct – think how we celebrated "super gran" Ann Timson this year – but my experience makes me realise that physical intervention is not always the way.

Speaking to the BBC on Wednesday, Norman Lamb's frustration was palpable; the care minister had even been driven to intervening personally in some cases by bringing families and care managers together to try to find a way through the impasse.

Instead, the administration is quietly encouraged that Brazil and the Union of South American Nations (Unasur) have moved from solidarity with Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president, to intervening to organise talks between government and opposition.

According to Latane and Darley(1970) and Burn (2009) there are five barriers to intervening when nearby people are subject to sexual assault: failure to notice; failure to identify the situation as high risk, failure to take responsibility for intervening, failure to intervene due to a skills deficit, and failure to intervene due to audience inhibition.