Sentence examples for huge interventions from inspiring English sources

They try to put together programs that are bold, but without the huge interventions in the market implied by, say, nationalization.

But some Republicans who bit their tongues when President George W. Bush ordered huge interventions in the market would charge that Mr. Obama was steering America toward socialism.

Since coming to office in December 2006, Mr. Calderón has sought to revamp and professionalize the federal police force, using it, with the army, to mount huge interventions in cities and states once controlled by drug traffickers.

Otamendi then made two huge interventions, the first a last-gasp challenge which denied Bale what appeared a certain goal before the hour and the second a towering header to send Dani Parejo's corner into the net in the 66th minute.

Huge interventions in the landscape are accompanied with land arranging operations known as land procedures.

In recent speeches, Fed officials have outlined somewhat differing views about when it will be necessary to engineer its "exit strategy" from the huge interventions the Fed has engineered during the recession.

Now, Dr. Richardson saw, a huge intervention -- running late and behind the curve -- would have to begin.

And political ones: the ECB cannot sustain huge intervention if Germany, its main shareholder, objects.

A cornerstone of that export success has been the huge intervention in currency markets.

The dollar rose slightly against the yen a day after Japan's huge intervention to weaken its currency.

Still, some analysts question whether Japan is signaling an end of intervention altogether or is just planning to stop the kind of huge intervention that occurred in February.