Sentence examples for intervention from on from inspiring English sources

When a rich country's Red Cross offers help to a poor country, it is in theory—just an act of solidarity between colleagues, rather than a condescending intervention from "on high" which can ruffle local feathers.There are limits to the credibility of that principle.

A year ago there was a very pointed intervention from on high to ensure that Modric did not waltz off to Stamford Bridge.

In America, too, it was once common to find some nasty surprises at the online check-out.Things seem to be a bit better now, following intervention from regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.

This group-based intervention, from now on referred to as REFLEX, consist of three modules of four sessions each.

We estimated the cost of the intervention from data on the duration of intervention from the clinical trial multiplied by figures for the cost per minute (for doctor or nurse) estimated from Netten and Curtis.

Table 3 presents the effects of intervention from DiD estimations on the three main outcome variables.

We developed a structured telephone intervention from previous findings on information needs of women with breast cancer, 12 13 adapting a research instrument for use as a clinical guide.

As those present lamented the police intervention with cries of "Shame on you, you're union too," the growing numbers in the crowd prompted a gingerly intervention from four police officers on horseback, one particularly skittish stallion leaving a sizable protest of its own on the pavement in front of the building.

Intervention from abroad would create on "open season" on Christians in the region.

And how often do you see two buddies trade blows, then move on without intervention from police, lawyers, therapists or HR? On television, all the time.

Under the federal law, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), children with special educational needs are provided early and on-going intervention from birth to 18 years old.