Sentence examples for interventions of the from inspiring English sources

Haiti was one of the first "humanitarian interventions" of the nineteen-nineties.

The developments in Iraq also illuminated the military's efforts to show that after the heavy-handed political interventions of the past, it has become more democratic.

He has hidden behind the most extraordinary Keynesian interventions of the Bank of England, never admitting the scale of the philosophic shift and then claimed victory.

He hangs the flag upside-down and soon becomes a polarizing local (and national) figure thanks to the interventions of the (rapacious, of course) media.

Meanwhile, Teesta Setalvad, a human rights activist and one of Modi's most persistent critics, is saved from arrest only by the interventions of the supreme court.

Rand has followed his lead in opposing most U.S. military interventions of the past few decades, aside from the war in Afghanistan.

Many experts think the foreign exchange interventions of the last two years have maintained the dollar's value at an unnaturally high level.

Buzz with the Fuzz - Chris Farlowe & the Thunderbirds A hipster's frankly dubious entertainment plans are inconvenienced by the repeated interventions of the Old Bill.

But for the interventions of the Celtic substitute Scott McDonald, indeed, bottom-of-the-table Falkirk could have celebrated their first league victory of the season.

For the most interesting interventions of the week came from two online campaigns: Nothing British (set up by ConservativeHome's Tim Montgomerie) and the apolitical online magazine Don't Panic.

But the flinty, cabaret-style vocal interventions of the singer, Leo Chadburn, are pungent, and Cath Whitefield's tough Grusha is a wonder.