Sentence examples for intervention back in from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time the government has introduced legislation to require universities to ban "extremist" speakers, although paradoxically the first political intervention back in the 1980s was to stop universities, and student unions, banning rightwing speakers, extremists of another ilk.

With the fight against opposition groups largely on hold thanks to an internationally brokered ceasefire, Russia is turning its attention to IS, the group whose threat Putin initially used to justify military intervention back in September.

Vince Cable and Alistair Darling traded their favourite bits of Keynes and state intervention was firmly back in fashion.

Yet, on the key point, when it came to justifying intervention, he was back in the Blair groove, channeling the spirit of St Tony himself.

Both sides must learn from their past experience that it took a painful process to normalise diplomatic ties following Australian-led intervention in East Timor back in the late 1990s.

The left is saying without government intervention we would be back in the nineteen-thirties.

The Council of Economic Advisers under George W. Bush, who undertook the first federal intervention in the industry back in 2008, estimated (probably conservatively) that a million American jobs would be vulnerable, most of them in the Midwest.

But a big difference between Japan and China is that the yen floats freely and is not being held down by currency intervention as it was back in 2003-04.Such a cheap currency might seem a good investment.

The purpose of this study was to review the empirical evidence regarding preventive physiotherapy interventions for back care in children and adolescents, and to ascertain the most efficacious treatments, in what way and under which circumstances.

It is my experience, however, that many patients do not receive appropriate rehabilitation care (unlike post-myocardial infarction patients), including the most basic physiotherapy interventions, once they are back in the community; this can further complicate the equation.

This may also be a reason for the limited effectiveness of recent trials on psychosocial interventions for back pain in primary care [ 28, 29].