Sentence examples for exceptional intervention from inspiring English sources

"In view of these exceptional circumstances prevailing in the financial markets, we decided that exceptional intervention was necessary," he said.

First, Trump's team made an exceptional intervention during the drafting of the party's policy platform, a document which is not as binding as, say, the manifesto of a UK political party, but which has symbolic significance all the same.

From a public health perspective, however, the term "outbreak" refers to a situation where routine surveillance, treatment and control capacities are exceeded and exceptional interventions are required.

In 13 months in office, Mr. Obama has presided over a string of exceptional government interventions in the private sector, including the bank bailout that he inherited from President George W. Bush, the stimulus spending package he enacted and the partial takeover of the auto industry.

What the appropriate response can and should be — including diplomatic persuasion, non-military pressure like sanctions or International Criminal Court action, or (in extreme and exceptional cases) military intervention — depends entirely on the circumstances of each individual case.

Our objective is to derive a list of stylized facts that constitute the salient and exceptional features of interventions to imports in Argentina.

Dosage selection is of exceptional importance for pharmacological intervention.

Longitudinal studies were few in number, as were studies about exceptional populations, policy, and interventions.

Divine intervention was not exceptional; it was anticipated.

The court ruling that upheld the commission's action against Microsoft, in September 2007, suggests that the hurdle for such an intervention is less exceptional than had previously been thought.

The UK prime minister's office said in a statement that the UK could still take "exceptional measures including targeted military intervention" even if the Security Council could not agree.