Sentence examples for personal interventions from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair's personal interventions in this regard were enormously creditable -- as was the contribution of George Mitchell, the American mediator of the talks.

But of course, it will take more than personal interventions to shift gender norms – and if there is any place where Sandberg's book is lacking, it is here.

Unlike his friend William Morris, he was never a systematic socialist, opting instead to make a series of pragmatic and personal interventions in the lives of the poor.

Rolf Paasch, Tanzania country director for the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung political foundation, said Magufuli's personal interventions are an encouraging sign, but they won't solve the problem of corruption on their own.

The Human Genome Project - the major effort to sequence the 3bn letters in the human DNA alphabet, partially completed to great fanfare last year - was billed as a race almost from its inception: an unsavoury conflict that involved great funding agencies, skulduggery, media manipulation and the personal interventions of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton.

In the second and third personal interventions in Paradise Lost, he talks of how he has fallen on "evil days" and "evil tongues" and is surrounded by dangers, but in spite of this is able to receive his "celestial patroness" or, as he called her, his Christian muse, Urania.

But further progress will require the governor's personal intervention.

Only Alfonso's personal intervention saved him from the stake.

So you need two things, you need personal intervention and you need societal intervention.

Mr. Bush's personal intervention could keep the project from veering off course.

But he changed his mind after the personal intervention of the Met commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe.