Sentence examples for interventions to come from inspiring English sources

Maybe there are more radical interventions to come in the weeks ahead.

The wisest course would be to plan technological interventions to come on the understanding that the true intelligence of the Indian city will continue to reside where it always has: in the people who live and work in it, who animate it and give it a voice.

Boot also strongly supported NATO intervention to come to the aid of the Bosniaks in the Yugoslav wars, which he regarded as a just cause for humanitarian reasons.

Anderson had been arrested for threatening to kill his former partner, Rosie Batty, and for breaching an intervention order not to come to her home without permission.

If intervention is going to come, it needs to come fast.

Yet in opposing foreign intervention, one needs to come up with an alternative to protect Syrians from slaughter.

"You can't have police doing the intervention – it has to come from people who have trust in the community, who are part of the community".

The week-long meeting will help to form a roadmap for UNICEF's programmes and interventions in the years to come.

Weeks before the Mali intervention, Hollande conspicuously refused to come to the rescue of the incumbent leader in Central African Republic, another former colony.

"Intervention is not going to come in when somebody is a fully grown adult," Hatemi says.

Foreign intervention is as likely to come from Iran as from the United States.