"Yonkers has a history of needing outside intervention to fix the problems they have," said Randolph McLaughlin, a professor at Pace Law School who specializes in civil rights issues.
He mocked stories that claimed his son Tagg had staged an intervention to fix a faltering campaign and was playing a heavy hand in shaping political strategy.
He even took a gentle swipe at the news media, mocking what he said were inaccurate articles suggesting that his oldest son, Tagg, had staged an intervention to fix a tottering campaign and was playing a heavy role in shaping political strategy.
Though a member of the Iraqi National Accord, a secular party led by Iyad Allawi, Iraq's first prime minister after the fall of Saddam Hussein, she expresses a rather religious view of politics, calling on divine intervention to fix such problems as patchy electricity and water supplies, high unemployment and war-damaged buildings.
Bankruptcy judges should also question more sharply the longer-term viability of companies in Chapter 11, and be readier to let the market take its course more quickly: keeping a firm in Chapter 11 for more than a year, say, is unlikely to be wise.Overall, then, Chapter 11 is a good way to harness market forces rather than government intervention to fix bust companies.
Up to 4 h indicate fluctuation on data transmission time; Between 4 and 58 h indicate that a job scheduling occurred due to hardware and/or software failure, and the simulation restarted without human intervention; Higher than 58 h represents a serious hardware and/or software failure that required human intervention to fix the problem and to restart the simulation.
Training is frequently proposed as a stand-alone intervention to fix a service delivery problem.
We identified the source of test result communication breakdown, and developed an intervention to fix the problem.
Her cardiologist suspected that her heart had difficulty pacing itself, but repeated interventions failed to fix her heart's natural pacemaker.
This polarised understanding promotes social solutions, such as housing, or interventions that try to "fix" people, such as medication, or sweep them off the streets (arrest).
