Sentence examples for intervention in some form from inspiring English sources
The operation in Afghanistan will undoubtedly induce oppressed people around the world to make their case for American intervention in some form, be it arms sales or direct military intervention.
Italy depends heavily, too, on Russian imports, which represent roughly a third of the gas that it consumes each year.Attention may turn next to Ukraine, where another broadly pro-Western government that seeks membership of NATO faces domestic instability and fears of Russian intervention in some form.
Thirty six percent of consented students in intervention schools participated in some form of public commitment activity (the PC group), with approximately equal numbers participating in SPC activities (13.8%) and SGM activities (13.5%) and a smaller proportion participating in both (8.9%).
The potential collapse of the company has polarised public opinion, with some wanting direct government intervention in the form of a bailout and others calling for the free market to be able to decide which companies float and which sink.
Human intervention in the form of fire suppression and large-scale clear cuts mean that many forests are simultaneously vulnerable.
On Thursday, Robertson seemed to suggest that he would welcome divine intervention in the form of a Manning injury, as karmic payback.
The OPC is lobbying for government intervention in the form of a tax on sugary drinks, restrictions on marketing of junk food when kids can see it, and labelling on food in supermarkets and in fast-food outlets.
It says: "In the event that the industry fails to make adequate progress … we recommend immediate further intervention in the form of a statutory redress mechanism for new-home buyers".
Describing his friends' resentful anxiety in the face of police activity, he comments: "On the issue of drugs, we wir classical liberals, vehemently opposed tae state intervention in any form".
Coase challenged the idea that "externality problems" – in which the costs of an action are felt by those who are not party to it – necessitated government intervention in the form of taxes or regulation.
