Sentence examples for astute intervention from inspiring English sources
Wilson originated the idea that the speech was a last-minute, politically astute intervention, whereas in reality it was putting forward novel but long-discussed policies.
Whatever you think of the actor's experiment — astute intervention or gratuitous stunt — it's a sign that the once marginal medium of performance art has reached critical mass.
An astute intervention by Fidel Castro's Cuba led to the creation of the so-called "missions" – populist social programmes funded by oil money that would prove crucial in keeping Chávez in power in succeeding years.
In fact, it might make more sense for Gwyneth to email her thoughts directly to a like-minded audience composed of, say, Waitrose guru Pippa Middleton, fashion expert Louise Mensch and childcare specialist Claire Perry in exchange for comparably astute interventions.
Underlying Thomas L. Friedman's astute call for government intervention to ensure market transparency, rather than intervention to directly manage the financial transactions of market participants, is the idea that no amount of direct regulation can foresee and address every situation that may threaten the liquidity and stability of the global financial markets.
Whilst ideally the shared goal would be grounded in a desire to contribute to the development of effective interventions and reflect enhanced 'sign up' to the evidence-based approach, astute researchers can also establish goals related to gatekeepers' idiosyncratic agendas.
Others considered it astute.
However, Dagan's intervention suggests that while Netanyahu is seen as an able performer in public, he believes that behind the scenes he is less astute.
