Sentence examples for able to get intervention from inspiring English sources

I'm glad that GEMS is here for these girls, these children, and that they're able to get intervention and services that weren't available if they had been coming out of the life fifteen years ago.

In one scenario, we assumed that non-compliers were either never-takers or always-takers, which mimicked the situation where patients were able to get the intervention elsewhere even if they were not offered it.

The health system is a social determinant of health and its role becomes particularly relevant through the issue of access, which determines who will be able to get a healthcare intervention.

I ended up holding a one-on-one intervention with this family friend, and was able to get her to accept treatment.

"We would have never been able to get this done without the governor's intervention," he said.

She was able to get herself released and sought local UN intervention, securing the release of Britons and other foreigners, for which she was appointed OBE in 1960.

Women I've talked with over the years — those who've lost custody of multiple children before they were able to get sober — say they might have welcomed that intervention.

He was only able to get an audience with Tucker through her maid's intervention.

But … if we were able to get it sooner maybe we could change what our interventions were.

Arriving alongside an American journalist, I was only able to get into the square thanks to an army officer's intervention.

The ideal model should also be able to get unplugged from your computer just pressing one button, without intervention of the computer's mouse or keyboard.