Llywelyn responded by intervening with his own forces but outright conflict was prevented by the diplomatic efforts of Henry III.
In Florida the idea behind the two core Hardest-Hit programs was to keep homeowners in their homes by intervening with their banks.
McCain, who was reprimanded by the Senate Ethics Committee in 1991 for exercising "poor judgment" by intervening with federal regulators on behalf of a corrupt savings and loan executive, recast himself as a crusader against special interests and the corrupting influence of money in politics.
And you are therefore freed up to do what you're paid to do – advise, guide and promote learning by intervening with all pupils – opposed to being a performing monkey at the front of the class talking for the whole lesson.
Ms. Berkley spent much of her campaign on the defensive after the House Ethics Committee opened a formal investigation into allegations, first raised in The New York Times, that she may have used her office to benefit her husband's Las Vegas medical practice, in part by intervening with federal officials to prevent the closing of a kidney transplant center that his practice helped run.
However, studies to date have typically focused on improving subjective well-being by intervening with singular constructs, using primarily college student populations, and were short-term in nature.
By intervening with rehabilitation and education programs, we can break these cycles.
At the Los Angeles Urban League, we are trying to change the face of education in our community by intervening with innovative initiatives.
I play at subverting this idea by intervening with contemporary principles, creating a conflict of aesthetic versus content duality in the work.
His message is clear ― either make the product in the U.S. or we'll slap a major tariff on the product if you try to import it back into the U.S. In other words, it may have sounded as if Mr. Trump was doing something substantive by intervening with Carrier [and Ford], but he wasn't.
