Sentence examples for started intervening from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview from Geneva, Dr. Armstrong said the beluga's decline had been reversed since Cites started intervening in the fisheries in 1998.

"I am not taking a view as to whether profits are at the right level or not, all I'm saying is they have gone up consistently since Ofgem started intervening in the market," he said.

The Swiss National Bank started intervening in the currency market last summer, saying in September that it would not allow the euro to fall below 1.20 francs, after the currency plunged in August to as low as 1.007 francs — near parity — and the dollar fell as low as 0.7071 franc.

However, when the military started intervening, that's when I thought it was going wrong.

In both Cité Soleil and Martissant, MSF started intervening before mortality rates were known on the basis of high incidence of violence and limited access to healthcare for the enclaved populations.

But then messy life (as it often does) starts intervening.

If the Europeans fail in that, they may well join the Japanese, and start intervening themselves.

"When a health inspector, or the Department of Health and Human Services start intervening ― unfortunately, that perpetuates the myth that it's illegal".

But I don't look to Mrs. May particularly with an election coming up to start intervening on the Korean Peninsula.

However some analysts have stated that Japan's planned actions could be in the long term interests of the rest of the world; just as he did for the 2010 11 incident, economist Barry Eichengreen has suggested that even if many other countries start intervening against their currencies it could boost growth world-wide, as the effects would be similar to semi-coordinated global monetary expansion.

We have to start intervening at an early age while attitudes to gender and sex are developing among girls and boys.