Sentence examples for allowing intervention from inspiring English sources
Unions accused employers of threatening a lockout knowing that the center-right government would then impose mandatory arbitration under Norwegian laws allowing intervention when the economy is under threat.
At a UN summit in September, every member, including Sudan, signed an agreement recognising a so-called "responsibility to protect", allowing intervention in cases where "national authorities [are] manifestly failing to protect their populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity".
Apollo is targeted at multi-vehicle operations in mixed initiative interactions (allowing intervention of human operators).
This move, proposed back in December as concern grew over the risk of civil war, would have invoked a never-before-used article of the body's charter allowing intervention in a member state without support of its government.
A systematic determination of GFR and UACR would contribute to an earlier diagnosis, thus allowing intervention in early stages of the disease in which treatment is more efficacious.
A systematic determination of UACR and eGFR may contribute to an early diagnosis, thus allowing intervention during the initial stages of the disease when treatment is more efficient.
The Archimedes Model is well suited to simulating clinical trials, allowing interventions and protocol changes to be compared using an identical population for each trial arm.
Ministers will this would allow intervention to stop councils using 15 minutes as a standard, while a ban would be far too blunt an instrument.
Grieve is against any reform to this controversial aspect of the role of attorney general, which allows intervention in individual cases.
(After a senator expressed concern that the law allowed "intervention into somebody's life without establishing some sort of reason why you are doing it," the committee declined to recommend it).
Improvements in diagnostic techniques allow intervention in the early stages of osteonecrosis before femoral head collapse.
