Sentence examples for word intervention from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most darkly flexible term of Unspeak here, though, was the apparently innocent word "intervention".
But no "charitable" (I hate that word) intervention can solve any of these issues.
This study assessed patient satisfaction with the use of a spiritually based (mantram/sacred word) intervention in expecting couples.
Normally when we hear the word intervention, we would think of friends and family gathered together to stop someone from abusing alcohol or drugs.
In the five years I've spent talking with American audiences about Syria ― from Houston, Texas, to Washington, D.C., to Evansville, Indiana ― I've seen the deep cynicism that Americans feel about the word "intervention".
System: Ok, I have 3 choices for you, if you wish to listen to interventions, say the word interventions, to listen to feedback, say the word feedback, to exit, say the word exit.
The strongly worded intervention comes after Corbyn's party was plunged into crisis after controversial comments by the MP Naz Shah, and Livingstone, led to the pair being suspended.
In a strongly worded intervention accompanying a report on Yemen, the international charity has accused the UK of appearing to put politics and profit above the protection of children.
The Liberal Democrat business secretary said Stefano Pessina, the acting chief executive of Boots, had lost moral authority, in a sharply worded intervention that contrasted with the position taken by his Tory cabinet colleagues.
His strongly worded intervention comes just weeks after he became embroiled in a bitter row with the singer James Blunt after speaking out against the public-school domination of the entertainment world.
Britain's most senior civil servant and the Queen's private secretary crafted a carefully worded intervention by the monarch, as No 10 experienced what one senior official described as "meltdown" in the closing stages of the campaign after polls showed growing support for a yes vote.
