Sentence examples for generous interventions from inspiring English sources

Such generous interventions in local politics earned him enormous popularity.

It was only saved from disaster by the generous intervention of Ben Bernanke.

While it targeted most visible symbols, the most easily identifiable recipients of such generous intervention seemed to be those clad in full veils.

(Lula was the one major leader who broke new ground and made new promises. One reason for the negative reaction to President Obama's speech was that it followed Lula's extraordinarily generous intervention).

The chief constable of the West Midlands Police, Chris Sims, said Mr. Jahan's "powerful, generous and farsighted intervention" was critical.

Types of welfare states range from high government intervention, generous welfare systems found in Social Democratic countries (e.g., Sweden) to residual, means-tested systems in Liberal nations (e.g., US) to Conservative regimes (e.g., Germany), who fall in the middle with moderate levels of service provision and citizen supports.

If the Valley has a premise these days, it is that anything is possible — as long as there are generous resources and no interventions from outside.

In this gripping, cleanly written, cannily plotted and elegantly educational book, D. T. Max shows us what happens when the insomnia isn't ordinary and doesn't end, no matter how aggressive the medical intervention or generous the sedative prescription.

Legal issues can usually be solved with a generous kickback and with some intervention from above.

However, such issues can usually be solved with a generous kickback and with some intervention from above.

AUSAID has been a generous donor, supporting community-based health interventions for improved maternal and child health as well as increasing immunization coverage.