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.
They decided to solve the problem by deposing Mr Kabila.After launching a fresh rebellion in the east last year, the Rwandans flew thousands of troops and rebels across Congo to attack the capital, Kinshasa.They were thwarted by the sudden intervention of Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia.
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.
The members of Parliament, who concluded disclosure of the list was in the "public interest" before the sudden intervention of the Information Commissioner (ICO), will meet again today to discuss his evidence.
Quite as juvenile is the disruption of Henry Higgins's great rant, "I'm an Ordinary Man," with the sudden intervention of servants and others who fling open doors and race about aimlessly in punctuation of the recorded voices Higgins has released to support his own frenzy.
A sudden intervention from the Department for Business has meant that in the past 10 days colleges educating thousands of students on courses such as business finance, hospitality management and IT management are no longer able to recruit any more this academic year.
