Sentence examples for intervention with him from inspiring English sources

'I think a lot of the early intervention with him really worked to his benefit,' she says.

We heard he was doing cocaine, which for most people is nothing, but Ian was straight-edge [a punk who avoids alcohol and drugs] and for him to start doing it was, 'No, he wouldn't do that.' "We had an intervention with him to get him off coke, and he denied he was doing it, and then a year later he was addicted to crystal meth.

"Many interventions with him were carried out to try and avoid the tragic events," Supt Fontaine told reporters on Tuesday.

If they turn to the Daily Telegraph they will find, on the front page, that Gove's intervention could end with him being sacked.

Phillips wrote him that he had an "intervention" with Jackson scheduled "to get him to focus and come to rehearsals…Getting him fully engaged is difficult and the most pressing matter as we are only 20 days from the first show".

The idea was so roundly mocked that even John McCain staged an "intervention" with Romney to tell him how to be a great candidate.

Clinton disagreed with him and argued the case for intervention with Obama.

For now, I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt for a limited intervention with the goal of disabling Gaddafi's ability to wage war on the Libyan people.

He admitted not knowing much about the Housing First model prior to his current position, and credited Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan -- an expert on homelessness intervention -- with familiarizing him with the model's value and success.

Though her husband died last year at the age of 53, Ms McGeever says the parliament's intervention gave her "precious months" with him, and improved the system for other patients.

He met any intervention with violent rage.