Sentence examples for without their intervention from inspiring English sources
Without their intervention it is estimated that the error rate could rise to 1percentt.
Without their intervention and the prison inspectorate under Sir David Ramsbotham I would have been finished – because of them I couldn't simply be killed off".
"The heritage department is often seen as the enemy, but the truth is that without their intervention, the city center would quickly lose its charm".
Without their intervention, it would not open on Monday, an event guaranteed to send markets into free fall.The participants soon found their options narrowing.
The ECB insists that no other county has come so close to the brink of extinction and that without their intervention the bulldozers would have been moving in at Chester-le-Street.
The victims of this alleged fraud, the Gosaibi family, seemed blithely confident that the financial arm of their business empire would run smoothly without their intervention or oversight.On the day the Bahraini authorities received Ernst & Young's report, they placed TIBC in administration.
"But it's just fallacious to claim that those who ordered and led the 2003 Iraq war lacked access to the necessary information about the complexities of that country's ethnic and religious divisions, or could have ever assumed that they could complete their intervention without rekindling religious bloodshed".
19 25 26 29 In comparison, studies using existing educational materials as their intervention, without modification and evaluation by its target population, were less successful 12 33 (both high quality).
CBOs have significant access to and rapport with the target population and without their support, interventions may not be accepted, endorsed, or reach the community in the form that they were initially developed.
Yet without any real enforcement of their intervention mandate, the 17,000 soldiers look on, observe.
- by giving priority to individual approaches, such as involving children without their families, many interventions often limited their effectiveness and, at times, undermined the child's existing support mechanisms.
