Sentence examples for intervention to keep from inspiring English sources
China's foreign-currency-denominated stocks surged again on the hint of more government intervention to keep the market's rally rolling.
I saw him as often as once a week, and we tried every intervention to keep him from following his family into prison: nothing worked.
In a May speech, he referred to the difficulty of competing with Japanese companies "due to active intervention to keep the Japanese yen weak, versus the U.S. dollar".
Bush administration officials say that despite the G-7 statement, it would be anathema for them even to contemplate an intervention to keep the dollar from falling.
However, the incident has raised concerns that the NYC Funds or other proponents will pursue judicial intervention to keep resolutions on the ballot.
The curatorial staff had originally envisioned that Mr. Waters would do a kind of "intervention" to keep the collection galleries lively.
But in fact he acknowledges the need for a variety of government interventions to keep capitalism on the right track.
Peter Singer ("A Convenient Truth," Op-Ed, Jan . 26 supports subjecting "Ashley," a profoundly intellectually disabled girl, to surgical and hormonal interventions to keep her small.
Then there are the devices inside our bodies: Increasing numbers of people rely on physical interventions to keep them alive and productive.
Other applications, Mr. Ludmann suggested, could include artificial intelligence — perhaps featuring augmented-reality systems with virtual competitors and automatic interventions to keep drivers safe during high-speed maneuvers.
