Sentence examples for notable intervention from inspiring English sources

Stockhausen's most notable intervention in the public sphere was instead a peculiarly fatuous description of the 9/11 bombings as "the greatest work of art ever".

But in a notable intervention, Dyke, a former BBC director-general, said the comments by Shapps were a predictable attempt to whip the corporation's journalists into line before the 2015 general election.

In her first notable intervention as women's minister and a "very modern feminist", a tricky act to pull off in this extravagantly misogynistic government, she demonstrated how controlling women, in line with Hunt's contempt for their reproductive rights, can be portrayed as a passionate concern for their wellbeing.

The work of feminist sociologist Dorothy Smith (1989) has been a notable intervention into the public-private split by bringing into view the institutions and power regimes that regulate the everyday world, their gender subtext, and basis in a gendered division of labor.

The notable interventions in place to provide safe water included; supply of safe water from NWSC from Mbale, provision of Water Guard for water treatment, provision of water collection and storage containers (like 20-liter plastic containers and buckets).

Nonetheless, is it notable that intervention uptake in intervention communities was over 10 times higher than in control communities, in which no adaptations were permitted, by the end of the intervention [ 9].

He supported CND, though probably his most notable political intervention was in what came to be known as the Garden House Affair.

There are many notable local interventions to getting men more involved with the education of children, namely volunteer, mentoring, and reading programs.

This was particularly notable in interventions with youth and general communities.

Among our reviewed studies, it was notable that interventions with sex workers often took greater account of the socio-political context.

There was a notable increase in intervention and decline in normal vaginal birth as the interventions accumulated (induction of labour, epidural and augmentation of labour).