Sentence examples similar to enact drastic interventions from inspiring English sources

In response to Spain's financial crisis, the Spanish government is forcing regions like Catalonia to enact drastic budget cuts.

Most importantly, the attorneys general determined that premiums are not likely to be reduced if states enact drastic court "reforms" limiting victims' rights.

BARCELONA — Catalonia's national day turned into a huge separatist rally on Tuesday, presenting yet another challenge to Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy as he seeks to force Spain's regions to enact drastic budget cuts.

In a US-led inithetive, the US secretary of state and UK foreign secretary, joined by the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, planned to urge Libya's embattled prime minister, Fayez al-Sarraj, to enact drastic reforms.

Fujimori and Menem each enacted drastic economic reforms, including budget austerity and trade liberalization.

It is one of society's most drastic interventions".

Before the 19th century, laypeople had begun to catch on that such drastic interventions "didn't help you and in fact could be harmful," Dr. Leonard said.

Moreover, if there were an outside possibility of something catastrophic, such as a 6°C rise, that could justify drastic interventions.

Or somebody could be at seriously high risk and needs more drastic interventions.

But it seemed clear I wasn't going to die of a deadly neurological condition and I didn't need chemotherapy or other drastic interventions.

It also described the modes of policy and activity necessary to enact complex interventions.