Sentence examples for major interventions on from inspiring English sources
Do not require major interventions on the sorting centre layout nor a specific training for the postal operators.
It is thought that less than 10% of the world's population can afford any major intervention on the heart, brain, kidney or joints.
The prime minister said the country still faces "challenging conditions" as he used his "first major intervention on the economy for several weeks" to seek to renew the focus on issues beyond the MPs' expenses scandal.
Theresa May will say the Iran nuclear deal is "vitally important" in her first major intervention on the issue since the election of Donald Trump, who has said he plans to tear up the agreement secured by the Obama administration.
The paper contains research not featured in The Spirit Level and is the first major intervention on the emerging inequality debate examines the role of trade unions as institutions which have a major influence on British politics.
In his first major intervention on Brexit since the referendum campaign, Blair called for a new movement born from the 48% of the electorate who wanted to remain in the EU, saying: "We have to build the capability to mobilise and to organise".
In her first major intervention on the relationship between Muslims and the rest of society since she resigned from the cabinet five months ago, Warsi says the coalition's policy of non-engagement has caused deep unease and resentment towards the government.
In his second major intervention on the economy this week, the Labour leader promised "gold-standard" vocational education for young people who do not go to university and pledge to keep the UK in a reformed European Union if he becomes prime minister.
Three major interventions were implemented on 21st October 2009.
Benin, like many other African countries, has based its vector control strategy on two major interventions: universal access to Long Lasting Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) and Indoor Residual Spray (IRS).
On the contrary, major interventions almost always make things much worse.
