The CMA ruling follows another high-profile intervention, in which it subjected Poundland to phase-2 scrutiny of its takeover of 99p Stores.
He imagined a priestly intervention in which evil spirits were exorcised and Halliday, with his pop theories, stayed well to the rear.
Ruddick said federal intervention, in which the state executive of the party is replaced by an administrator, was the only way to ensure root-and-branch reform.
Atlas Shrugged, published in 1957, depicts a United States crippled by government intervention in which heroic millionaires struggle against a nation of spongers.
"There was an intervention, in which people who care about the congressman sat him down and showed him video of himself talking," the aide said.
Unsterilized intervention, in which the central bank prints the currency it sells, as the Swiss National Bank has done, has different implications.
Moreover, the tragedy led to new research on prosocial behaviour, namely bystander intervention, in which people do and do not extend help.
There might be a way of persuading Michael to take responsibility himself, through the vehicle of a last-ditch intervention, in which an addict is confronted with the reality of his actions.
And then there is its notorious back-page column, Intervention, in which Rus -- under the nom de plume of Addison DeWitt, the viper-tongued theater critic in "All About Eve" -- skewers the industry's sacred cows.
Few art pieces can match the wry genius of the gallery's own media intervention, in which the organisers created a legal "document" and presented it to "photographers" who had come to take "pictures" of the "exhibits".
One kind of public sculpture practiced by people who want to change the world is the "intervention," in which the artist subtly alters some existing structure to subvert perceived social complacency.
