Sentence examples for sudden intervention from inspiring English sources

There's a clue in today's Times about Iraq's sudden intervention in American politics.

Many in Congress were as shocked by the State and Justice Departments' sudden intervention in the case as we were.

By George Packer August 12, 2008 There's a clue in today's Times about Iraq's sudden intervention in American politics.

It might be almost anything: in the case of "Perception," a motif that could have come from a lost Tchaikovsky violin concerto or a sudden intervention of recorded drubbing from strings played with the wood of the bow.

Much of South Sudan's regular Army deserted to Machar's side, but within days they were stopped in their tracks by the sudden intervention of the Army of Uganda, South Sudan's southern neighbor.

Otherwise, the French have warned, any sudden intervention by the E.C.B. into the affairs of a bank under national regulation could raise alarm among investors and depositors and even lead to bank runs.

Kazuhiko Saito, the director of the psychiatry department at Kohnodai Hospital in Chiba, says that sudden interventions - even by healthcare professionals - can prove disastrous.

Apocalypticism, on the other hand, promises a sudden, cataclysmic intervention by God on the side of a faithful minority.

France's sudden military intervention in its former colony Mali to contain Islamist groups which have gained control of the desert north marks a crossroads.

France had been acutely aware that hostage-taking in the Sahel would be the key immediate risk of its sudden Mali intervention.

On the same day that France launched its sudden Mali intervention last week, it staged a rescue attempt of a French intelligence agent held for more than three years by rebels in Somalia, and referred by the fake name of Denis Allex.