Brendan Barber, the general-secretary of the Trades Union Congress, said: "The accusations against Goldman Sachs are the most serious legal intervention since the crash.
The Wilsons did not take Billy and Kitty to gawk at the Speaking Figure, but to prepare them to participate in a plan conceived to correct their most serious fault with minimal intervention from their parents.
The BBC's Jim Muir in Cairo says the latest violence is the most serious since the army's intervention to remove President Morsi, but this does not appear to have been a planned campaign to clear the area around the mosque.
"Intervention" in the most serious cases of anti-social behaviour and problem families is exactly what is needed, and parenting programmes are surely a positive step in some cases, but given the home secretary's form it is unlikely to be the constructive kind of intervention that is required, and the dark threat of benefit withdrawal adds to a suspicion that such intervention will be coercive.
The two most serious rebellions, which required major military intervention to put down, were in Devon and Cornwall and in Norfolk.
Primary care is an important early intervention site of most serious relationship issues, domestic violence, etc [ 17].
But the most serious effects of Hezbollah's stepped-up intervention in the Syrian war will be felt in Lebanon itself.
Therefore, a limitation of our inquiry is that we do not know whether parental cognitive problems related to the most serious depressive states might interfere with the intervention effect.
President Carter, following the advice of his National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, denounced the intervention, describing it as the "most serious danger to peace since 1945".
Until today the most serious problem of any modelling of (health) economic interventions in developing countries is the "the almost complete unreliability of what data is available and the absence of any recent data" [50].
