Sentence examples for interject themselves from inspiring English sources
But several analysts said the new courts were reluctant to interject themselves into high-level politics, which are ethnically tinged and often explosive, as demonstrated by the mayhem unleashed by the last major election.
Although courts are, and should be, reluctant to interject themselves in essentially political controversies, the Legislature has directed in section 102.168 that an election contest shall be resolved in a judicial forum.
So if the Volcker Rule is really a drag on the economy, hedge funds and smaller investment banks that are not subject to it may try to interject themselves and bridge the gap that the investment banks can no longer fill.
No, they interject themselves into the debate.
In the first place, there are Zuckerman's wildly divergent, pro-Wall Street politics, which do not interject themselves into any of Obama's speeches.
Furthermore, in responding quickly to atrocities against religious minorities, outside powers need to interject themselves more forcefully before conflicts spiral out of control.
But Mr. Volokh said time could as easily commend the justices for not ducking the issue as condemn them for interjecting themselves into a political battle.
The Dynamo interjected themselves right back in to the Eastern Conference race moving from fifth place to third place and putting pressure on DC and Sporting KC.
As though suddenly activated by wills of their own, they have on three occasions interjected themselves into the real world and falsely informed the American alert system of a Soviet attack.
The Williamses are healthy and focused on tennis again, and as Serena defeated Venus in that scintillating quarterfinal Wednesday night and marched on to the finals, they interjected themselves into the conversation — but also the debate.
They volunteered to fight fires, organized relief for the needy, contributed money toward the care of the sick, took up arms in defense of the community, raised capital for local lending, and even interjected themselves in Indian diplomacy.
