Sentence examples for approved intervention from inspiring English sources

The Syrian government had asked Russia for support in the country's civil war before the Federation Council approved intervention on Wednesday.

The latest appeal from Barbara Henning, who has made a previous public overture to IS, came just as British jets began their first air raids on IS positions in Iraq since the parliament approved intervention on Friday.

Palifermin is the first, mechanistically-based, approved intervention.

In the United States, palifermin is the only approved intervention and it is solely indicated for patients with hematological malignancies receiving conditioning regimens in preparation for HSCT.

In the future, only officially approved interventions will be financed.

Conversely, the development of a DRG catalogue can also be seen as a starting point towards a more explicitly defined benefit catalogue, and subsequently lead to benefit catalogues where all approved interventions are listed and grouped around the relevant diagnoses [ 2].

The main operational hurdles and their causes are summarised in table 1. Operational enablers included: keeping trial designs simple, only investigating approved interventions and non-vulnerable populations to prevent regulatory delays, and rapid recruitment of participants due to large patient pools that were usually prepared to give consent.

Six RAF Tornados will launch attacks within days after the Commons voted by 524 to 43 to approve intervention in Iraq.

Here's TPM: House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said Tuesday that he wasn't entirely convinced by the case for the use of military force against Syria, saying he needed more information before voting whether to approve intervention.

Having done so, I cannot then understand how God's decisive will can consistently approve of medical intervention to sustain life against a natural end, but not approve intervention so that a patient can find death when that patient no longer wants to be kept alive by medical intervention.

Meanwhile, Russia's parliament approved military intervention, though President Vladimir Putin insists Russian troops are neither acting illegally or in Crimea at all.