"Children's centres are a really good, low-key way of engaging with families and stepping in with support where it's needed," said a Barnardo's spokeswoman.
The expanding muscle of the Islamic extremists should inspire the Obama administration to put the Middle East back on its foreign policy priority list and step in with military aid and guidance, said Patrick Johnston, a counter-terrorism analyst with Rand Corp.
As the multimillion-dollar egos jostled each other, Diller and Scofidio stepped in with a message of startling humility — in essence, "We love Lincoln Center".
Congress resisted Obama's call for strikes, and Russia stepped in with a plan to have Syria surrender its stockpile to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
The correction system compares him with a man on a sailboat in bright sun and steps in with a dash of color.
I mean, it would have been easy for them to say, 'We've given you an unprecedented amount of security—now fend for yourself.' And instead, she stepped in with a new building, and a deferred-maintenance account to protect it"—and then provided another $20 million endowment for the civics institute.
And this guy stepped in with a masterful performance, making me aware of his expertise and interests, in case I ever had a reason to call on him.
News that Aviva - born out of the dull-sounding alliance between Commercial Union, General Accident and Norwich Union - stepped in with a £17bn offer is sure to stoke the market even further.
Mexico is "the house next door," Mr. Greenspan argued at a closed meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee in 1995, when Mexico's economy was near collapse and the Fed stepped in with a multibillion-dollar bailout.
This week Austrian financial institutions and the government stepped in with a €1.35 billion ($1.7 billion) package to stem a run on deposits at BAWAG, the country's fourth-biggest bank, which is owned by the ÖGB, the trade-union federation.BAWAG was caught last October when it gave a €350m top-up loan to Refco, an American futures broker, hours before it went bust.
Mr Harper, whose party lacks support in urban and immigrant communities, adroitly stepped in with a campaign promise both to apologise and to compensate.
