Sentence examples for in its intervention from inspiring English sources
However, since CAT incorporates in its intervention aspects of other currents, it is possible that its limits and specificity may have blurred.
Having stumbled in its intervention with Postbank, analysts said, Berlin will probably be more reluctant to meddle in the market.
Certainly, the Japanese government seems to have made major mistakes in its intervention (as, everyone agrees, did FDR; I think we are arguing about whether his successes outweighed his mistakes).Making even less sense to me is the Daniel Gross article to which Mr DeLong is responding:The argument that the New Deal's efforts "perhaps had prolonged, the Depression," is likewise a canard.
A bipartisan group of senators voted 56-41 on Thursday afternoon to end U.S. military support for Saudi Arabia in its intervention in the civil war in Yemen.
Saudi Arabia is currently very much involved in killing large numbers of civilians in its intervention into the civil war in Yemen.
The field of men's violence prevention shows increasing sophistication in its intervention strategies, institutionalisation in organisations and regional networks, and a growing evidence base (Flood 2015).
Housing is a hot political issue in Scotland, and to date the Scottish government has not been shy in its interventions in the market as it attempts to give it a kickstart.
More broadly, war is inherently unpredictable, and Israel has often been horrendously shortsighted in its interventions.
The president relayed the anecdote as an example of how Iran is calculating, rational and opportunistic in its interventions, rather than being wildly driven by the passions of its ideology, at a briefing with reporters to discuss the nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers.
The organisation has adopted the continuum of care approach as its main health service delivery strategy in its interventions [ 20].
