Sentence examples for intervention to take from inspiring English sources
"His general condition is satisfactory enough as to allow his final surgical intervention to take place on Wednesday".
Last weekend, he organised a demonstration calling for a United Nations-backed military intervention to take back Mali's north, which fell to Islamic extremists in the chaos following the coup.
But even in the case of Libya, it was not so much the President, but Hillary Clinton, Samantha Power and Susan Rice who lobbied for intervention to take place.
Shrink a bulldog down in size, put a heavy coat on it and you've got a Pekingese, which is also in dire need of intervention to take the breed back to what it was.
Before the episode, which took place in September 2001, the inspector general's office would have shunned involvement in such a matter and would have told any groups seeking such intervention to take complaints directly to Medicare regulators, Ms. Rehnquist's predecessor and other officials said.
Dr Beaver said: "The degeneration in my vision was very scary and I was fearful I would lose my sight entirely - so for this intervention to take place so effortlessly is a real godsend". Twelve patients will undergo surgical procedures using the robot, in a trial funded by the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre.
In addition, there are also knowledgebase sources aimed at the general public, such as NHS Direct[16], WebMD[17], etc., that can help determine the relevance of particular information, how to interpret results, and the appropriate interventions to take.
Therefore, in order for effective newborn interventions to take effect, the acceptable recommended practices will need strengthening.
But military intervention is to take part in a civil war that could go on for a long time.
Now is the moment for Iraq's Kurdish leaders, their anti-Saddam credentials unassailable and their gratitude for the coalition's intervention sincere, to take the long view.
