Sentence examples for away intervention from inspiring English sources
His family had attempted to stage what he described as a "pray the gay away" intervention after he disclosed his sexuality to his stepmother in October.
Two studies examined smoke alarm give-away interventions in high risk areas [ 28, 29].
The evidence seems conflicting in smoke alarm give-away interventions in high risk areas.
It is too far away and intervention would be too costly.
But as its Fairchild review began, CFIUS appeared headed in the same direction it had always gone: away from intervention.
This pushes organizations towards interventions which produce high numbers of easily counted deliverables, such as the number of children who attended a training about their right to an education, and away from interventions which involve high per-person costs but may lead to more significant long-term outcomes, such as educational sponsorship.
Thus, in comparison with direct methods, indirect methods will favour the allocation of healthcare resources away from interventions that prevent or delay death in favour of those that alleviate non-fatal conditions.
Comparison carry-outs located in the same neighborhood (minimum of 0.5 miles away from an intervention carry-out) were avoided since intervention strategies could have impacted the comparison group.
We selected it because it has similar geographic and sociodemographic characteristics and because it is far enough away from the intervention city to ensure the presence of a buffer zone should the intervention "contaminate" beyond the intervention city's boundaries.
The only way forward is for the western world to create consistency between its values and actions and to move away from military intervention as the Middle East and Iraq finds its way to peace and stability.
A warrant is necessary, he said: "a policeman can get a little carried away", requiring the intervention of a "third dispassionate mind".The nine dispassionate minds at work on Wurie and Riley have a tough task before them.
