Sentence examples similar to overdue interventions from inspiring English sources

The premium peaked at $425 a ton in November, although it has fallen recently to about $305, after the LME's long overdue intervention.

His style of leadership relied on his consummate skills as negotiator and personal charisma to broker a "big tent" government, which accommodated the often contradictory interests of finance, industry, agribusiness and old political elites with the demands arising from the Workers partyy historical social base, as well as long-overdue interventions in wealth distribution and infrastructure.

But given the ever more congested state of China's roads, negotiated by so many inexperienced new drivers, the authorities' intervention seems overdue.

I hope they are, too because America is way overdue for a toilet intervention.

The intervention is long overdue here, in the most dangerous place in the world to give birth.

With the Bush administration openly threatening to overthrow Saddam Hussein, a public airing of the pros and cons of intervention is long overdue.

Lawyers for Mr. Cooper, as well as groups opposed to the death penalty, praised the court's intervention as an overdue opportunity to prove Mr. Cooper's innocence.

Clinicians should be aware that children reported to be up to date may in fact be overdue, and there is scope for educational interventions to clinicians to improve accuracy of questioning.

Still, the bill's passage, which should be the Senate's priority next week, would be an overdue acknowledgment that the foreclosure mess requires government intervention.

Results from a small experimental pilot (n=15) showed, that reminders led to a reduction in the average number of overdue days for visitations to 1.4 days in intervention areas compared to a baseline rate of 9.7 days.

Interventions in this category prompt parents of upcoming or overdue vaccinations through a variety of delivery mechanisms and evolving forms of technology.