Sentence examples for made an intervention from inspiring English sources

The trade unions, crippled by Thatcher's government and abandoned by the Labour Party, have barely made an intervention.

A Labor left source told Guardian Australia that senior colleagues were confused about why Marles made an intervention at all.

He also made an intervention on the subject of EU citizens living in the UK, which has been a point of contention between Leadsom and May.

In October, Australia made an intervention at the UN on nuclear weapons — which one well-known disarmament blog described as a "weasel" statement — seemingly in an effort to undermine the disarmament efforts of New Zealand.

His latest comments came after the former foreign secretary and one-time Tory leader, William Hague, made an intervention that put him starkly at odds with the position of other senior Tories.

Unsurprisingly, he failed, but not before Lord had made an intervention during their first season back in the top flight that ought to have turned him into a pariah.

And I wanted to make an intervention".

Naturally, he needs to make an intervention in the biography debate.

Eddie: And you're trying to make an intervention of a particular sort.

When push came to shove, none of us Calibans were close enough, I guess, to really make an intervention.

But that doesn't explain why Keating gets so much attention, so effortlessly, whenever he makes an intervention.