The system nearly collapsed in 1907 and there was an extraordinary intervention by an ad-hoc coalition assembled by J. P. Morgan.

A decision to tell some businesses what services they may offer and other businesses from whom they can buy services is an extraordinary economic intervention.

One essay even suggests that Mr. Caro's book actually "underplays his extraordinary constitutional and legislative interventions in promoting racial segregation."

One says "society" and not "a person" because, as the author points out, it is government that often pays for the extraordinary interventions that have become commonplace.

He gave us explicit directions that at a certain point we should not allow any extraordinary medical intervention.

The government's extraordinary intervention was meant to address the attacks' aftermath, not to resolve all the industry's pre-existing woes.

Ordinary Thai citizens and companies began to wonder whether a currency that needed such extraordinary intervention to protect its value was really fundamentally sound.

"Did the police appear to be taken by surprise by this extraordinary intervention, Gabrielle?"

He remembered its extraordinary intervention in the warehouse.

Mr Laidlaw, who serves 16m customers through British Gas, warned that such extraordinary intervention from government could threaten market dynamics.