Intervening developments receive only brief mention, in a chapter titled "Decay of Shinto. Its Modern Sects," as evidence of "the character and extent of the encroachment of Buddhist and Chinese ideas on the native faith and cult".3 It would not be fair to Aston to say that he totally ignores the evolution of ideas about kami and patterns of kami worship over time.
Intervening in development is, finally, the only way in which causal developmental theories of autism can be validated (Bradley & Bryant, 1983).
It would introduce a "land-clearing trigger" giving the federal government greater powers to intervene on development approvals.
"Simply put, it is illustrative of a strategy 'to play for time' in the hope that intervening helpful developments would justify, or mitigate, the existing reserve exposures.
"It was," says Brotchie, "as though a modernist play from the middle of the next century had been dropped on the stage without all the intervening theatrical developments that might have acclimatised the audience to its conventions".
He intervened in development projects to demand changes, positioned the city as a hub for green-technology business and backed a plan to reconnect the downtown with its beaches by capping the 101 Freeway.
The condo board at Westhaven voted to remove the furniture from the lobby, but the developer, Brinshore Development, intervened and encouraged residents to negotiate new guidelines.
They defend his right to intervene over developments close to buildings or sites of national importance as he has done over the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square, the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, and Paternoster Square, also beside St Paul's.
Suddenly, all the poor intervening years after development unit Team Silent released their swan song Silent Hill 4: The Room (and then scattered to the winds, probably not by choice) didn't matter.
