Sentence examples for renewed interventions from inspiring English sources

Third, post-September 11th: renewed interventions in the organisations, driven by anti-terrorist geopolitical considerations.

It calls for both renewed interventions to break the vicious cycle of malnutrition and for efforts to overcome structural causes of persistent vulnerability.

This work was conducted by the National Statistics Institute INSS) in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP), the United Nations Fund for Children (UNICEF) and other partners, and calls for renewed interventions to break the vicious cycle of malnutrition along with efforts to overcome structural causes of persistent vulnerability.

As a result of renewed intervention, however, it could become one.

Yet within months, following renewed intervention on his behalf from foreign governments, he was informed that he could emigrate.

Western governments are mindful of the Iraq war, and are worrying about the ramifications of renewed intervention in a Muslim country.

Mr. Annan ended Mr. Brahimi's appointment in 1999, saying that "given the lack of progress achieved so far, the special envoy's activities will be 'frozen' until circumstances change to justify his renewed intervention".

A3 Mediation Urged in Mideast Prime Minister Ali Abu al-Ragheb of Jordan said the leaders of Egypt and Jordan would seek to convince President Bush that ending the violence between Israel and the Palestinians requires renewed intervention from Washington.

Members of the Lebanese opposition have similarly protested the Assad regime's heavy-handed tactics, including events that they see as renewed intervention in this country, like the reported kidnappings of Syrian dissidents in Lebanon.

Now, with unemployment near 10 percent and with inflation well below the Fed's unofficial goal of nearly 2 percent, the Fed is considering renewed intervention: creating money to buy long-term Treasury debt.

At the same time, recent news reports -- like the downgrade of Ireland's credit rating Wednesday and evidence of renewed intervention in bond markets by the European Central Bank this month -- have added to unease about the ability of countries like Spain and Greece to manage their debts over the long run.