Sentence examples for said interventions from inspiring English sources

In addition, Lord St. John said, "interventions" by executives of the News Corporation contributed to the unease of shareholders.

That said, interventions are always elite decisions, one sage sort noted: Bill Clinton did not come to office wanting to intervene in the Balkans, but came under such pressure from various elite constituencies that he changed his mind, and only then set about selling the idea to the wider public.Events, predictably, may force everyone's hand.

Hanna-Attisha said interventions, like universal preschool and improved nutrition, can be put in place now to reduce future problems.

Police interviewed said interventions from Shiller and her staff facilitated the protection of gang members from policing activi ty, allegedly for gaining voter base, according to a report in Chicago Magazine.

The study will collect data on a range of social, economic, service access and quality etc. factors from care providers as well as pregnant women and their families to assess the social and administrative feasibility of said interventions in the programme context and inform refinements before scaling-up to other parts of the country.

Ndabitoreye said intervention by the East African Community was late.

A&E said "Intervention," has never been sued.

He said intervention was already under way through measures such as trade embargoes, sanctions and travel bans.

He said intervention should not be carried out by "one nation alone".

Although the Fed chief did not announce any immediate Fed action, he said intervention is possible in the future.

He said intervention could be necessary if the concerns are confirmed, along the lines of stabilisation work carried out in Pisa, but he said it was too early to judge what kind of intervention would be most suitable.