Sentence examples for no more intervention from inspiring English sources

Most experts had concluded that there would be no more intervention until after the United States presidential election next Tuesday, on the assumption that the Clinton administration did not want to be seen as weakening the dollar just before Americans went to the polls.

They resulted in a move to contested elections in the Soviet Union and in the Soviet leader's declaration that there would be no more interventions to prop up communist regimes in other states.

Many analysts suspect the Tianjin plan and the others may be no more than verbal intervention to bolster market confidence.

According to a former Treasury mandarin, during Labour's first term Mr Brown would allow Mr Blair no more than two interventions a year.

In most cases no more than 3 interventions were needed.

But there was no need for more intervention.

If the intervention promises no more than a chance of a few more hours or days of life, with no hope of a genuine recovery, those who believe in future lives may see it as a poor option.

Thus we would have 80% power to test the hypothesis that the internet-based intervention is no more than 0.25 of a standard deviation inferior when compared to standard care on the primary outcome measures.

At baseline, all subjects were aged 13 39 years, had T1D for 1 15 years, and had no diabetic retinopathy (DR) (primary prevention cohort) or mild nonproliferative DR (NPDR) with at least one microaneurysm in either eye, but no more than moderate NPDR (secondary intervention cohort).

Q: Will the Bank of England make any more interventions before the referendum?

His administration, in the fulfilment of a conservative erotic dream, broke the back of labour, and the voter was induced to vote for fantasy: every man a millionaire; no more government intervention.