Sentence examples for a joint intervention from inspiring English sources

Contributions by the UK will be given in the form of €5m (£4m) a year for three years to a joint intervention fund.

The home secretary, Theresa May, and her French counterpart, Bernard Cazeneuve, agreed this week to increase a joint intervention fund to improve security around the port and the Channel tunnel.

Traders said the remarks, just three weeks after a joint intervention in the currency markets to bolster the ailing euro, provided yet another reason to sell the unpopular currency.

A joint intervention at the meeting from the conservation charity WWF and Traffic called for the trade to be suspended in Thailand because it was apparent "no progress" had been made in halting the illegal trade.

On March 18, a week after an earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear crisis, the Group of 7 industrialized economies came to Japan's aid by staging a joint intervention, coordinating efforts to sell the Japanese yen on global currency markets.

The UK is to contribute five million euros (£4m) a year for three years to a joint intervention fund.

In this latter study, 34 mother child dyads participated in a joint attention intervention, and the authors studied children's emotion regulation through behavioral observation across all intervention sessions.

As a show of market power, the joint intervention to rescue the euro seems not to have much impressed its audience.

A new paper by Takatoshi Ito, an economist at the University of Tokyo, finds that joint intervention in the 1990s was 20-50 timoremoreffectiveve than intervention by the Bank of Japan alone.

To evaluate the effectiveness of a joint team intervention between primary care (PC) and mental health (MH) to improve information on cardiovascular risk factors (CVRF) in psychotic patients.

None of those actions did much to support the currency, however, until today's joint intervention, which traders said had a profound effect for its sheer shock value.