Sentence examples for intervention policy from inspiring English sources

If Los Angeles had had a mandatory intervention policy, Nicole Simpson's wishes wouldn't have mattered.

D: The intervention policy of John Howard's government was much misrepresented within the media.

On the campaign trail, the two presumptive presidential candidates have differing views of the "humanitarian intervention" policy.

Or does it represent a welcome change in intervention policy, in which we don't impose our ideology?

Estelle Morris, the school standards minister, said: "When we embarked on our intervention policy for failing local education authorities we were entering uncharted waters.

The coalition is considering a Soviet-style central intervention policy to effectively fine individual universities if they impose unreasonable tuition fees next year.

Meanwhile, the yen hit a four-year high against the dollar this week, amid rumours that the Japanese authorities have given up their intervention policy.

He was troubled about the rushed nature of the policy implementation and was a strong supporter of attempts by those living under the intervention policy to voice their concerns.

Our non-intervention policy was based on the fact that it was thought that the war could be averted for several weeks more.

Singapore is known for strong government intervention while Hong Kong is famous for its positive non-intervention policy that minimizes the power of government in influencing the market.

China continues to adhere, at least formally, to a non-intervention policy.