Sentence examples for action interventions from inspiring English sources

JB Quotas are indeed problematic but there are other possible affirmative action interventions, such as requiring departments, conferences and journals to monitor closely the number of women applying or submitting papers compared to those accepted.

Both require advocacy and action, indicating two broad strategies aimed at enhancing girls' participation: interventions to integrate gender equality into the mainstream of overall education policy and programming; and more focussed affirmative action interventions.

Further examination of studies with low and moderate impact also highlighted a number of barriers to applying findings, including not producing clear results indicating effective action, interventions and outcomes that were hard to explain, and no consideration of how effective interventions could be scaled-up for population level implementation.

The theory of market failure is at the heart of several economic analyses that support government action (intervention) in markets for goods and services or that justify outright government production.

Choosing AR as the basic approach, CMD can be seen as an iterative process involving researchers and practitioners acting together on a particular cycle of activities, including problem diagnosis, action intervention, and reflective learning (Avison et al. 1999).

The two types of interventions are: (i) message intervention where information is conveyed to the user either through text to speech (Auditory modality) or a textual message displayed on a screen (visual modality) (ii) action intervention, using sound (an alarm, prompt or music) or visual stimulus (a light being turned on, picture and/or textual message being automatically displayed).

And through this redemptive process, they and their leaders will find a surprisingly progressive public sphere accepting of those that assume responsibility and lead through action, intervention and transparency.

Easing the transition "The demobilization of child soldiers is complicated and requires sometimes several years of action, intervention and support," said Mr. Adkisson.

Local women's groups, which were supported by facilitators in undertaking a participatory learning and action intervention during the Dhanusha cRCT, presented a strategic way to engage with women in the local communities.

Moreover, since "war" is forbidden by the charter of the United Nations except in self-defense or if authorized by the Security Council, states hardly ever declare military actions to be "war" any more — they are always self defense, police actions, interventions or the like.

Because there is no consensus nor many systematic reviews on policy actions' interventions, the working group checked international health regulation documents to select the policy components for the composite measure.