But this complexity bolsters the case for government intervention rather than undermining it.
Similarly, in the US, regulatory intervention rather than commercial opportunity characterises most major adaptation efforts.
His Syrian intervention, rather than weakening him, has returned Russia to its place at the top table.
Since the 2008 financial crisis, the banks' mortgage business had hinged on government intervention rather than fresh demand from consumers.
But in this case, Mr. Gerrow said that Mr. Golden was allowed to enter a program called pretrial intervention rather than stand trial.
If there are none, you will know you need to adapt your intervention rather than invest in something that is useless.
How can it be established that these events were caused by divine intervention rather than by the operation of natural phenomena?
"If Putin shows weakness on Syria, it will look like what happened with Libya," Mirsky says, referring to last spring, when the Russians abstained from the Security Council vote authorizing intervention, rather than vetoing it.
Like Jeff, he is the sort of kid who, not so long ago, would have been kept within the juvenile system and considered a candidate for psychological intervention rather than adult-style punishment.
The result is a work that requests a reader's intervention rather than presenting an authorial one: you are forced to bring yourself to the table, with all of your prejudices, as you read.
"President Bush has decided to let President Saddam Hussein put down rebellions in his country without American intervention rather than risk the splintering of Iraq," the "Times" reported on Mar.
