Sentence examples for in which intervention from inspiring English sources

And that's exactly the kind of case in which intervention could short-circuit the crisis.

That's exactly the kind of situation in which intervention is likely to succeed -- but probably only if the United States joins in.

It was one of the last fruits of a different political era, in which intervention in the market for the sake of the greater good was not considered anathema, even by the Thatcher and Reagan governments.

But later he says, "Americans overthrew governments only when economic interests coincided with ideological ones," and details cases in which intervention came not just from greed but from humanitarian hubris as well.

This paper presents an analysis of the policy landscape in which intervention strategies for sustainable coastal livelihoods emerge.

The program is based on a contextual model in which intervention effects on parental behavior and youth protective factors are hypothesized to lead to behavior changes.

On many projects, the design team worked with a "man on the ground" – a community representative who was mouthpiece and interpreter for the community in which interventions were being proposed.

His advisers have helped him map out a path in which the preservation of American sovereignty is uppermost (a popular theme), and in which interventions abroad are kept to a minimum.

However, this article simulates a project in which interventions are mainly safety-based.

The insights are illustrated with two cases in which interventions designed to stimulate diffusion have had differential success: energy efficient light bulbs and low temperature laundry.

This again emphasises the way in which interventions must be considered in their proper spatial context, and is encouraging since it suggests that informed placement has the potential to compound the positive effect of policing.