Sentence examples for this extraordinary intervention from inspiring English sources
"It harkens back to this extraordinary intervention".
This extraordinary intervention will put the commissioners on a collision course with the judiciary.
Over three months I visited teams in Manchester and Portsmouth, and the young women who are the FNP clients, to witness how this extraordinary intervention achieves little short of miracles.
This extraordinary intervention — which can be read as old-fashioned Orientalism or, more generously, as a globalized conscience courageously at work or, most accurately, as a bit of both — has a reflexive subplot, namely de Bellaigue's own intellectual and moral odyssey, which is of an unusually vulnerable and romantic character.
Regulators pointed to that extraordinary intervention as a reason so many banks passed the stress tests.
Thousands of these delicately feathered birds – known locally as pinnamins – were coated in thick oil and all would have died but for the extraordinary intervention of local people.
Now the legacy of that extraordinary intervention is hanging over the central bank as it faces growing demands for an encore to help revive the flagging economy.
Analysts at the agency said that Nassau was spared junk bond status only through the extraordinary intervention of the state, which offered the cash-starved county a $100 million bailout plan and created an oversight board to monitor its finances.
But it is important to note that the very absence of common-sense regulations able to keep up with a fast-paced financial sector is what created the need for that extraordinary intervention.
You have to do them all together for the reasons you said, which is you need to give people a path forward, a path out of this, a capacity and confidence we'll be able to dial back these extraordinary interventions.
He described industry bailouts and stimulus spending as necessary to avert a depression and reaffirmed that he wanted to end those "extraordinary interventions" as soon as possible — but not now.
