Sentence examples for own intervention from inspiring English sources

James will be his own intervention.

Or does it demand her own intervention?

But parents who have not been burned by their own intervention either meddle, consider meddling or worry about not meddling.

Burke, with the help of Black Twitter, has staged her own intervention as #MeToo spread, with surprising success.

The group previously fielded its own intervention force to help the Sierra Leone government fight the rebels of the Revolutionary United Front.

But the council, claiming the improvement to be due to its own intervention, said the DfE expects the school to become a sponsored academy.

This studio documents and investigates their efforts, and will propose its own interventions.

This is because they have sometimes sought to dramatise crises with the aim of highlighting their own interventions.

If civilians are more implicated than ever, so too are the news media and humanitarian agencies, which bring and cause their own interventions.

Wilson apologized to the peoples of the Western Hemisphere for the interventionist policies of his Republican predecessors (only to outdo them with his own interventions).

Boris Johnson's ravings about protests "erupting like boils" is a colourful variant of a shared reactionary impulse, evident in David Cameron's own interventions as well as in reports about new laws to clear political encampments.