Sentence examples for demanded intervention from inspiring English sources

The Spanish government demanded intervention from the European Central Bank.

But the Labor MP Graham Perrett asked: "Why would she pay the money back if she has done nothing wrong?" The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, had earlier demanded intervention from the prime minister, Tony Abbott, saying the case showed that Bishop "thinks she is so important that she can't even be bothered getting a car between Melbourne and Geelong, a one-hour car trip".

Why aren't more people speaking out and demanding intervention?

Even human rights groups are not demanding intervention.

But this is such a complicated mess that it demands intervention by the higher-ups in sports.

The opposition Bhartiya Janata Party is also calling for an inquiry into the financial mismanagement of the discoms and demanding intervention by the Prime Minister.

Mr. Wilson said odds were good that he would once again drink and pass out, putting himself and possibly others at risk and demanding intervention from this city's frayed social safety net.

Kofi Annan declared it "illegal" and Colin Powell later said he "regretted" the tub-thumping speech he made to the security council demanding intervention, during which he held up a vial of anthrax.

Confronted by a crisis whose resolution demands intervention on a par with the crash of 2008, last weekend's G-8 communiqué was long on words and short on action.

While commercially available AUVs are routinely used in survey missions, a new set of applications exist which clearly demand intervention capabilities.

Doing this in one case would open the floodgates for others to demand intervention — and this would include defending vaccination supporters as well as critics, hardly a tenable position.