Sentence examples for pace of intervention from inspiring English sources

Given the size of activist funds and their pace of intervention, they collectively need to find 100 large target companies over the next three years.

But in deflationary Japan there seems to be no limit to the ability of the central bank to print yen.In China, on the other hand, the current pace of intervention cannot continue because it is creating excess liquidity and thus, at some stage, will also create inflation.

Wave 3 is planned for 2011 and wave 4 for a period 2-3 years thereafter, to be agreed in light of pace of intervention implementation.

UN agencies are focused on maintaining the pace of intervention during the winter to ensure that the affected population has access to adequate food, safe drinking water, appropriate sanitation and hygiene practices at the household level and necessary supplementation until adequate dietary food intake is possible.

At the midpoint of the timeline to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), India's progress towards meeting MDG 5 (3, 4) has been slow; the pace of interventions to reduce maternal mortality will need to be accelerated.

The pace of government intervention has also jarred many voters.

At a press conference, he began with a jokey comment about not being Matt Damon, then made a smart speech that was informed but not overwhelmed by frustration at the pace of international intervention.

Although Washington possessed its own internal and geostrategic reasons to intervene and remain in Vietnam, it was leaders in Hanoi and Saigon who dictated the nature and pace of American intervention.

The pace of those interventions has been slowing.

"The pace of the interventions will be accelerated and France will play its role in this," Mr Hollande said in a New Year's address to French and foreign ambassadors on Thursday, AFP reports.

Unless the pace of such interventions is kept up, however, the Malagasy population will be vulnerable to a dangerous spike in HIV prevalance.