Sentence examples for intervention at this point from inspiring English sources

"Special Congressional intervention at this point would only further politicize and delay this situation," Mrs. Clinton's spokesman, Howard Wolfson, said in a statement issued yesterday afternoon.

"A U.S. intervention at this point would be practical and possible and well received," said Joseph Siegle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, who spent years as a relief worker in Liberia.

Mr Annan has until now kept a tactful silence and his intervention at this point undermines the argument pushed by Tony Blair that the war was legitimised by security council resolutions.

Whatever its motive, the Supreme Court's intervention at this point seems so gratuitous that I find it hard to shake the concern that some justices may actually think that social engineering of this sort may actually do some good.

But a simple DIG, which is usually unaccompanied by an opinion, could be a bitter pill, given that the court granted the Bush appeal after being vigorously advised by lawyers for Vice President Al Gore that there was nothing in the case to justify the Supreme Court intervention at this point.

An appropriate intervention at this point would be compulsory, targeted tutorials and worksheets.

Signed consent is obtained from those in the intervention arm at this point.

The Celtics needed something close to divine intervention at that point, down by 20.

The numbers of patients requiring a prescription intervention at the point of dispensing.

In other words, there still would be no intervention at the point of choice, resulting in an extremely high risk of failure.

However, this review focuses largely on the understandings of science and potential for risk compensation, rather than on the acceptability of using ARVs as a clinically-endorsed HIV prevention intervention at the point of diagnosis.