Sentence examples for continued intervention from inspiring English sources

The executioner's direct message to President Obama refers to the group's disgust with US foreign policy and continued intervention in the Middle East.

The First Voice says the trip fits into an ominous new American strategy for widespread but "invisible" continued intervention abroad, with our govt. phasing out the techniques that attract the public's attention.

And they remain fiercely opposed to any solution that involves the central bank forgoing profits on its holdings of Greek bonds, arguing that it would then become difficult for the bank to justify continued intervention in the debt market.

Mr. Hill, the former ambassador, expressed similar misgivings about whether any amount of continued intervention could create the strong ally the United States hoped would be the legacy of a war that took so many American and Iraqi lives and strained America's coffers.

Continued intervention and follow-up will determine whether these changes are maintained and reduce cardiovascular risk.

Their continued intervention was important to overcome resistance, re-implement changes, and secure context-sensitive implementation and adaptation of changes.

Continued interventions targeting physicians and executives, in the absence of a receptive organizational infrastructure, may be fruitless.

Need for continued interventions In response to this danger, UNICEF has reinforced its efforts to address malnutrition in the south of Madagascar.

She was apparently happy with the way things were going and didn't think there was any need for continuing intervention.

He is hopeful that the plant has reached critical mass and may now come back on its own without his continuing intervention.

11– 13 In the absence of a continuing intervention at some level, long-term weight control is unlikely in most cases; hence, long-term treatment is imperative.