Sentence examples for promptly intervened from inspiring English sources

The city promptly intervened, and the two teams of lawyers worked closely together at the trial.

However, the Austrian cavalry promptly intervened, spearheaded by the Rosenberg chevaulegers and the Kronprinz cuirassier regiments, which caught the carabiniers-à-cheval in flank and repulsed them, pursuing them back to their lines.

Eddie W. Harris and associates [ 11] reported a case of klebsiella endophthalmitis with subretinal abscess promptly intervened with extensive retinectomy, complete abscess excision and intravitreal antibiotic therapy resulted in relatively better vision than previous cases.

This could empower young people as well as adults around them to promptly intervene if needed.

Further studies are needed focusing on the cellular mechanism which may be responsible for hypoxia-induced endothelial injury, in order to allow neonatologists to promptly intervene towards prevention of cardiac damage in asphyxiated neonates.

After all, we intervened promptly this time in a country with oil, while we have largely ignored Ivory Coast and Darfur — not to mention Yemen, Syria and Bahrain.

The 2007-2009 financrisisrisis portended a similar outcome, but this time the world's governments and central banks intervened promptly, in a coordinated fashion, and with an appropriately high volume of stimulus.

Luckily, the powers that be intervened promptly and effectively, quashing the outbreak, distributing 4,000 information flyers and launching a public education campaign.

One is that pilots are trained to intervene promptly if a stabilizer begins an uncommanded movement and shut it down.

That vacuum has forced the ECB, the only institution in the euro area capable of intervening promptly and decisively, into territory far outside its custom and practice.

Nowhere had police thought to reinforce security, and nowhere did they intervene promptly or with sufficient force.Such troubles are not new to Egypt's Christian minority, which makes up about a tenth of the population of 85m.