Sentence examples for through his intervention from inspiring English sources

The places in which he chooses to install his art work are significant, often public, but made private through his intervention.

Meanwhile, Uncle Sam succeeded John Bull as the greatest power in the West: in part through his intervention in the First World War and more sustained involvement in the Second; in part because of his increasing military, economic and cultural dominance; and in part through a host of global agencies that he controlled.

One person I shall certainly make a point of not thanking is Mr Bloom, who has contributed nothing constructive to the substance of this debate through his intervention.

Maupassant volunteered, served first as a private in the field, and was later transferred through his father's intervention to the quartermaster corps.

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

He escaped with his life through the intervention of a few who knew him and respected his work, but he was arrested, imprisoned and fined.

Through the intervention of his son-in-law, he was buried in consecrated ground at Saint-Roch.

In early 902, Emir Ibrahim II was forced into abdication by his subjects, through the intervention of the Abbasid caliph.

The embarrassed marquis pays to move the chapel to a new location, and through the intervention of his son, a suave Member of Parliament, he and Fenwick are reconciled.

But this was, in actuality, addiction on a colossal scale: David Crosby's autobiography Long Time Gone recounts possibly the largest consumption of recreational drugs by a single individual in the entire history of the world, fuelling an addictive personality so intense it was able to steamroller through whatever "interventions" his friends attempted.

From the 19th century on, they were able to help their less-favoured brethren in Iran, either through gifts or through intervention with the government.