Sentence examples for strong intervention from inspiring English sources

"Without the strong intervention of some third party to make India talk, nothing can really change," General Yaqub said.

"The E.C.B. can still stem the panic though a strong intervention," he continued.

"The strong intervention of the U.S. through definite suggestions can bring a real political breakthrough that leads to security and stability in the region," he said.

The prime minister's trip, which coincided with a strong intervention by the home secretary in Brussels against an EU refugee quota proposal, was designed to highlight Britain's strategy of directing resources at the camps.

Without the strong intervention of the federal government last year, many more Americans would have lost their homes, their jobs, their businesses, their savings and their way of life, he said.

Faced with a weird ethics that justifies taking the side of one fundamentalist-criminal group against another, one cannot but sympathise with Ron Paul's reaction to John McCain's advocacy of strong intervention: "With politicians like these, who needs terrorists?" The situation in Syria should be compared with the one in Egypt.

He would much rather target those schools in special measures or requiring improvement with "strong interventions".

Here we get into multiplied problems -- the schools, the criminal justice system, the need for a mental health system to deal with depression, the need to deal with drugs and alcohol, the need for strong interventions against domestic violence to make children and women safer, and the need for legal services to confront threatened evictions and many other problems.

If an entire industry were threatened – one with a significant economic consequences for many people (e.g., a mycoplasma outbreak in New Zealand sheep) – strong interventions might be warranted.

The core of the new Bundeswehr will be a 35,000-strong "intervention force" for fighting and a 70,000-strong "stabilisation force" for peacekeeping, with "support forces" of 137,500.Procurement plans have been revised, freeing an extra €26 billion over 15 years.

But the fresh-cut produce industry, hit hard by outbreaks in recent years, has been virtually begging for stronger intervention.