Sentence examples for a personal intervention from inspiring English sources

Fulham were desperate to tie Dembélé to a new contract and the owner, Shahid Khan, made a personal intervention last season.

The move came after a personal intervention by Gordon Brown, government sources said, and is expected to be announced this month.

"No one ever said it was going to be easy," Mrs. Clinton said in a speech that was both a pep talk and a personal intervention.

Internazionale and Chelsea were among other clubs interested in Grujic, part of the Serbia squad who won the Under-20 World Cup last year, but the playmaker opted for Liverpool following a personal intervention from Jürgen Klopp.

One of the more challenging or, if you will, trying aspects of accounts by people who have been "saved" is that everything is viewed as a personal intervention by Jesus himself.

Barclays has been led by a US investment banker before, of course – Jenkins's predecessor Bob Diamond, who was ousted during the 2012 Libor crisis following a personal intervention by the governor of the Bank of England.

The distinctive manner of characterization through "realistic dialogues" is seen by Vianu as a highly personal intervention and indicator of the Moldavian writer's originality.

This led to an extraordinary personal intervention by Emperor Meiji in a statement dated 10 February 1893, wherein the emperor offered to fund the construction of the two battleships himself, through an annual reduction in the expenses of the Imperial Household, and asked that all government officials likewise agree to a reduction in their salaries by ten percent.

In a remarkably pointed and personal intervention Lord Heseltine, a remain campaigner, said he would now be very surprised if Johnson became prime minister and that the strain was beginning to show on the former mayor.

The two interventions were a Personal Contact intervention that provided monthly personal contacts by a trained interventionist primarily via telephone, or an Interactive Technology intervention that provided unlimited contacts through an interactive Web-based program supplemented by other communication technologies [ 23].

President Bill Clinton is to meet President Hafez Assad of Syria in Geneva on March 26th, presumably because back-channel contacts between Israel and Syria have reached a point where his personal intervention could clinch a deal.