Sentence examples for intervene less from inspiring English sources

"But I'd probably need to intervene less quickly with him than I would with you".

Under the new program, the federal Department of Education will give up to 10 states permission to focus reform efforts on schools that are drastically underperforming and intervene less forcefully in schools that are raising the test scores of most students but struggling with one group, like the disabled, for instance.

The tumble comes weeks after Russia's central bank pledged to intervene less in the currency's valuation.

A recent weak economic performance and the conflict with Ukraine have combined with Moscow's commitment to intervene less with the value of the rouble, said Mr Narain.

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said he believed the decision not to deploy the safety car was as a result of a new approach in F1 by race officials to intervene less than in the past, following criticisms that the racing is over-regulated.

The Central Bank has intervened less to prop up the peso and capital flight is easing.

Governments have intervened less than they have in housing (there are fewer votes in office buildings and shopping centres).

In France, despite its fondness for statist policies, the government is intervening less, providing guarantees but taking no equity.

On balance, the Germans have intervened less than the French.It does not follow that the latest rhetoric is therefore more amusing than dangerous.

The Treasury Secretary's comments indicated that he would advocate intervening less often in the economies of other nations, as opposed to the Clinton White House, which often did so as it tried to shape a post-cold war global economy.

Some countries have imposed strict regulations to limit exposure, others have adopted bans, and yet others have intervened less and have continued to use varying quantities of asbestos.