Turman is suggesting that the producer can inject a degree of sanity into the process.
In an interview on Tuesday, she said plans for Netanyahu's speech had "injected a degree of partisanship" into a US-Israel relationship that should be above politics.
The result of Israel's February elections was a marked shift to the right, injecting a degree of uncertainty over the future of this round of talks, which began at an American-sponsored conference in Annapolis, Md., in November 2007.
"The UK has made a very strong contribution to this court and the evolution of EU law since it joined in terms of injecting a degree of pragmatism," she told the Guardian.
The possibility that Mr. Giuliani would leave office early had injected a degree of uncertainty into the race, with some candidates fearful that Mr. Green would be difficult to dislodge.
There's a lot of false information out there about what Philip does so at least [the interview] might be an opportunity to inject a degree of clarity regarding his work".
In an era in which DNA evidence has tended to inject a degree of certainty into the legal system, Mr. Days's case has come to serve as a reminder that the truth can sometimes be hazy.
In highlighting a range of civil society sources to support his claims, and inviting closer scrutiny from his foreign critics, he injected a degree of objectivity into the debate that Georgian politics has lacked.
In an attempt to outrun his violent past, Jamie eventually moves to Brighton, where he inexplicably retrains as a fairground operator and, for a moment, it seems that Dyer might finally be allowed to inject a degree of sensitivity into the role.
In the process, we will lose the insights and efforts of many of the talented professionals who over the years have attempted to inject a degree of honesty and balance into the inherently ill-disciplined realms of government and politics.
