Anger over the IMF – whose intervention has been widely derided by Greeks – is already running high.
There are a minority of parents whose interventions frustrate independent sector headteachers.
And the Federal Reserve, whose interventions have sustained the housing market over the past year, must show flexibility.
Indeed, Times obituaries go not to the conventionally virtuous but to the famous, the influential, the offbeat and to others whose lives, through writerly intervention, can be alchemized into newsprint literature.
The common finding across all programme strategies is one of random interventions whose results fell through the cracks of the programme's monitoring system.
Russia's representative at the United Nations, Vitaly I. Churkin, last month singled out the trafficking of objects through Turkey, whose relations with Moscow have been badly strained by Russia's intervention in Syria.
Sometimes such a victory requires a single dramatic intervention fraught with risk; at other times, a series of multiple, small interventions whose individual effects may be minor but whose collective power is vast.
We only compare those environmental interventions whose primary goal is to save human lives (as in toxin control) with life-saving interventions from other areas.
Pilot projects are understood here as being innovative interventions whose aim is to produce evidence and to influence scale-ups through the formulation of public policy [ 5].
Yet Mizoguchi builds the story to a crescendo of nobility and bloodshed through the intervention of a woman, the fiancée of one of the samurai, whose romantic concerns — though feared to be destructive of the samurai spirit — prove to be as noble, as principled, as courageous, as civic-minded, and as grand as those of the warriors.
In September 1978, through the intervention of Pres.
