Sentence examples for intervention marks from inspiring English sources

The intervention marks a major scaling up of the political pressure on Vladimir Putin.

Saudi military intervention marks the first time in the kingdom's history that its army has crossed its borders without an ally.

Rev Nadin's intervention marks a new low in relations between the Occupy London movement and St Paul's, which has reversed its initial welcoming stance and closed its doors to visitors, citing health-and-safety concerns.

All this is just too much for Gorgias' student Polus, whose angry intervention marks the second and much more bitter stage of the dialogue (461b3).

The intervention marks yet another reversal for Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, turning back to an approach similar to his original plan to use government money to shoulder troubled bank assets.

Their intervention marks the first time that an animal rights group has argued before the Supreme Court.

The aid freeze and Rapp's public intervention mark a significant shift away from once-solid US support for Kagame, which was rooted in lingering guilt over international inaction during the 1994 genocide of Rwandan Tutsis.

The Saudi intervention marked a major escalation of the Yemen crisis, in which Iran backs the Houthis, and Sunni Muslim monarchies in the Gulf support President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi and his fellow Sunni loyalists in Yemen's south.

The requirement of cooperative market intervention marked a key difference from the Bretton Woods system.

Despite the fact that THA is one of the most successful and cost-effective orthopedic interventions, marked ethnic differences in its utilization are well documented which are not explained by differences in prevalence.

Such an intervention approach marks a shift from provision of more complex interventions for alcohol dependence towards primary care- based early interventions, with greater potential population impact.