Sentence examples for aim of intervention from inspiring English sources
"If the aim of intervention and state building is to bring order out of chaos, then we have succeeded in Bosnia and Kosovo and Macedonia," said Christopher S. Chivvis, a Balkans specialist at the RAND Corporation.
Sir William advised that the only aim of intervention should be peace, and that "to interpose without the means or the intention to carry into effect a permanent pacification is not to intervene, but to intermeddle".
A central aim of intervention is to prevent or at least buffer negative developmental outcomes for children.
The primary aim of intervention programmes is to encourage participants to increase their activity sufficiently to meet the current recommended levels for health benefit [ 11].
Rebalancing the food marketing landscape' is a recurring policy aim of interventions aimed at constraining food and beverage promotions to children.
There is an assumption that gender transformative interventions with men and boys are good for men and good for women – but there is often not much agreement about what the overarching aim of interventions should be.
All the studies underlined the importance of appropriate use of antibiotics to prevent the problem of microbial resistance, and stated that the most important aim of interventions to improve antibiotic use was to reduce this important public health problem.
The overall aim of interventions is to maximise function and minimise incapacity, and to modify the client's environment to ensure their fullest possible participation in society thereby increasing autonomy and empowerment [ 2].
Aims of intervention were to provide modalities of physical therapy and give patient education for HEP and others self-management strategies.
The intervention focusses on patient starting treatment and the aim of the intervention is to assess both practical and perceptual barriers that can influence adherent behaviour.
The aims of interventions should be matched with the factory's organizational goals of interventions.
