Sentence examples for intervention to restrain from inspiring English sources

On the other hand depreciation of human capital with the duration of unemployment spells calls for intervention to restrain this process which eventually leads to an increase in the structural unemployment rate.

The Group of Seven rich nations, stepping in together to calm global financial markets after a tumultuous week, agreed to join in rare concerted intervention to restrain a soaring yen.

Perhaps metaphors for the forces of fear, pain and death that followed the ex-slaves out of Egypt and, unbeknownst to them, would have haunted their dreams and hounded their souls without God's active intervention to keep them restrained and at bay.

If the cease-fire collapses, American diplomatic intervention will be needed to restrain the escalation that could easily follow.

Because vascular intervention is closely tied to highly regulated endovascular devices, the endless questions about the safety and effectiveness of these devices created more restrictions in the product label recommendations, and this resulted in new boundaries to restrain interventional practice.

An "invasion" by the UN could embolden the fundamentalists and a government forced to accept intervention against its will might be slow to restrain its radicals.

As despicable as Sudan's regime is, the international community may wish to restrain from setting early deadlines for intervention.

But some American officials believe that his efforts to restrain Assad had a more pragmatic inspiration: the fear of provoking American military intervention.

In the second of his groundbreaking papers, "The Problem of Social Cost," published in 1960, Professor Coase challenged the idea that the only way to restrain people and companies from behaving in ways that harmed others was through government intervention.

"We want to restrain spending.

Who wants to restrain me?