Sentence examples for interventions on matters from inspiring English sources

Most of the informants held the view that in order for 'decentralisation's good intentions' to be realised, excessive and unnecessary central government interventions on matters of otherwise local nature need to be removed.

The reasons for Thatcher's perverse interventions on all matters concerning Murdoch may be more diverse than the simple wish to entrench a political ally.

On the other hand, the findings demonstrated that for some common safety problems, e.g. motorcyclist injury, driving under the influence of drugs/medications, driving fatigue or elderly population vulnerability, prominent solutions are lacking, where the leading countries actually suggest considering various safety interventions on those matters.

We are not naïve enough to be certain that a one time intervention on any subject matter related to ethical issues will change student attitudes in a way that is durable.

Burton generally opposed union power and antitrust legislation; he also supported greater governmental intervention on social matters (e.g., he rejected claims of free speech rights made by communists) and less governmental intervention on economic ones.

And there was an unusually close overlap, the committee contended, between appeals for donations and his intervention on legislative matters, citing in particular a meeting Mr. Rangel held in 2007 at a New York hotel with an executive from an oil drilling company at which he made a bid for a donation and also discussed a tax break the company was seeking.

"I have largely restricted my interventions to matters of punctuation and paragraphing," explains the narrator.

It is understood Corbyn wants the party to speak with one voice on matters relating to defence and military intervention abroad after recent divisions, most notably over policy on Syria.

The management backed down and the page was indeed pulled that night – their collective intervention, on a matter of their journalistic ethics, made a difference.

(2) User priorities of needs: People tend to adopt interventions on the basis of what matters to them rather than the objectives of the improved cookstove program.

On matters of health and hygiene, the findings reveal significant differences between intervention and non-intervention areas, indicating commendable project performance.