Sentence examples for interventions about from inspiring English sources

While ruling out a return to the leadership, Abbott reserved his rights to make interventions about policy and strategy.

By contrast, the Prince's interventions about much-loved buildings and climate change were more pointed and more "freelance", and he was lucky to get away with them.

Ord, a major opponent of the Severn Barrage, was once embroiled in a donations row after it emerged in 2014 that Bristol North West MP Charlotte Leslie had failed to declare the port owner's donations to her local party on time, despite making numerous parliamentary interventions about the project.

Among those who benefitted by Dean C. John Tupper's interventions (about five per year) was the son of an influential state assemblyman, who had not even filed an application.

For instance, programs to make school free or affordable for children affected by HIV/AIDS, or clear public health interventions about when people are infectious and not infectious, are key to shielding children from being wrongly feared and shunned, Cluver explained.

Their arguments and public interventions about Islam and Muslims do not seem to have any higher or normative purpose or any sophisticated argumentation, beyond mocking Muslims and satisfying the cravings of religious and cultural bigots who latch on to their sound bites with delight.

Without intervention, about 35% of HIV-positive pregnant women will pass on the infection to their babies during pregnancy, delivery and post-natally through breastfeeding.

These interventions lasted about 36 h and were distributed over a 3-month period.

The Avahan-funded FSW interventions cost about twice as much as of the NACO-funded interventions.

Now the physical intervention is about to start".

The reports describing how the Libyan intervention came about are filled with palace intrigue.