Sentence examples for whose interventions from inspiring English sources

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.

Each side is backed by foreign powers — including the United States, Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and now Turkey — whose interventions have suspended the usual laws of nature.

And, as he showed with his recent call for a windfall tax on energy companies, he has established himself as an elder statesman whose interventions carry weight.

But if John Terry was the figure around whom the defence massed, and whose interventions kept them in the game, Rooney added authority to the attack.

This stands in marked contrast to the powers of the two preceding Presidents, whose interventions in foreign affairs were often undercut or stymied from above.

Anger over the IMF – whose intervention has been widely derided by Greeks – is already running high.

Haqqani managed to defuse the resulting furore and Mullen, whose intervention was viewed by some US officials as not entirely helpful, stood down shortly afterwards.

There is also a lingering distrust of Western powers, whose intervention, many readers think, may provide a temporary solution but lays the groundwork for fresh political squabbles.

Finally, spare a thought for poor Field Marshal von Blücher, commander of the Prussians, whose intervention late in the day at Waterloo proved so decisive.

Hopefully the alliance of medical royal colleges, professional associations, trade unions and political parties whose intervention was largely too late to save the NHS will support this.