Sentence examples for taking interventions from inspiring English sources

3.53pm GMT Miller is taking interventions.

Ian Lucas (@IanCLucas) Still 14 Labour speakers in Chamber waiting to speak.Last Tory is now taking interventions to use up time.

In addition, it will inform the assessment of whether taking interventions designed drawing on its key tenets to national scale in Uganda and Mozambique is warranted.

(And the time limit means few MPs are taking intervention, meaning the debate has been a bit stilted so far).

Taking intervention costs and effectiveness considerations into account is important for policy decisions and concerns around the affordability of resource inputs for health worker programmes.

He tetchily refused to take interventions, rattling through his well-established objections to the dropping of bombs.

"If you have to make a proper speech and take interventions, you have to be able to defend your case much better".

The story of Dorfman's art is the story of delicious accidents waiting to happen — accidents which took interventions of technology to provoke.

Mr Blair is in the unusual position for a minister that he never undergoes the real give and take of parliamentary debate, which happens when ministers take interventions in their speeches.

It takes intervention to sustain them.

"I would never take intervention off the table or any policy tool off the table," he said.