Sentence examples for intervention might be from inspiring English sources

The measures taken at baseline and follow up were selected to reflect areas where the intervention might be expected to impact on health and well-being.

But he also felt that some degree of regulatory intervention might be needed to make this happen.

"This intervention might be enough to put the person on notice, and maybe to move them into treatment".

His current intervention might be for the good, but it also shows that politics still dominates Malaysian business.

The fight swirls around that last point, when military intervention might be justified and whether that can be codified into law.

But most other major media companies, including Vivendi Universal and Viacom, agree that government intervention might be necessary if private negotiations failed.

After the episode, financial markets knew that even relatively obscure institutions — through government intervention — might be able to pay back bad loans.

Japan has not meddled in currency markets since 2004, but the recent trend upward had prompted speculation that an intervention might be imminent.

That led Beijing to introduce measures aimed at the hot property market and credit growth, in turn prompting investors to fear that tougher intervention might be in prospect.

No one ever seems to contemplate that their core governing philosophy — that all government intervention is bad intervention — might be at odds with a growing majority of voters.

He believes the Japanese government won't consider intervening until the rate goes at least to ¥90.Today it is not even certain how effective intervention might be.