Sentence examples for of public intervention from inspiring English sources

The Canadian version, however, allowed for a greater degree of public intervention in the bargaining process.

S&P gives China the biggest ratings improvement based on the extent of public intervention.

After all the federal government has done, does the amount of public intervention in the economy not worry you?

Not surprisingly, he does not discuss the many disasters that dot the history of public intervention (the Army Corps of Engineers and flood control come to mind).

But Cramer has continued to attack doom-mongers, recently referring to Roubini and the Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman as part of a "nationalisation jihad" for their advocacy of public intervention in the financial sector.

"If you look at the dynamic marketplace that exists in this country, and someone came along and said, 'This is a market that needs three and a half billion pounds' worth of public intervention,' they would be laughed out of court," said Michael Grade, a former chairman of both the BBC and of ITV, the biggest commercial TV company in Britain.

In a whirlwind round of public interventions by Obama and top aides on Monday, the administration showed its determination not to let Netanyahu derail the talks by lobbying Congress to step in.

Energy efficiency is an objective of public interventions at least since the Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act of 1978 (PURPA).

Filling in this knowledge gap is essential to the identification and design of public interventions.

In fact, the very nature of public interventions is altered not only by being more oriented toward market players but also by losing visibility.

But thanks to Australian artist Ian Strange, the suburbs are getting their own taste of public interventions.