Sentence examples for from the interventions from inspiring English sources

And countries benefiting from the interventions have first to request help and sign up to eurozone austerity terms.

From then on, it was rapidly downhill for Rangers, even if their focus when looking back on proceedings will probably not wander too much from the interventions of the Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson.

This was the first step in the government's plan to maximise value for taxpayers, and based on the independent OBR's calculations, we can comfortably expect to receive more money back from the interventions in the banks than was put in.

Remarkably, he managed to fashion a kind of circular economy whereby his urban interventions were being financed by the sale of artworks created from the materials salvaged from the interventions.

He would show the scars from the interventions that had gone really badly, like the time a group of men from the Great Roman Circus – who were employing trafficked teenagers from Nepal as dancing girls – attacked him with iron rods and cricket bats.

It would be an accounting device and would not change the reality, but you could book the profit from the interventions and argue that the deficit is running a couple of percentage points lower than officially reported.

Younger female caregivers benefit the most from the interventions.

The data obtained from the interventions underwent inductive coding and thematic analysis.

An effect size is a single number that expresses the difference in outcome from the interventions.

Only children with higher fitness and/or higher academic achievement benefitted from the interventions in terms of their updating performance.

The application of either method illustrates that there are some aspects that benefit from the interventions and others that do not.