Sentence examples for call intervention from inspiring English sources

"Whoever's elected is going to have to live with the reality of what you might call intervention fatigue," said Richard N. Haass, a State Department aide under Mr. Bush who now serves as the president of the Council on Foreign Relations.

While she is devoting more time to gay rights than country singing, Wright performs occasionally in small clubs like the Walnut Room in Denver, where in November she detailed a conference call "intervention" her label held over the record's dark subject matter.

Given our results showing how effective the call intervention was in gaining QALYs, for values of a QALY around the NICE threshold the call intervention would be preferable.

For a value of a QALY greater than this, the call intervention is most likely to be cost-effective.

During each biweekly call, intervention participants completed the PACE assessment and the Exercise Behaviors Questionnaire (described below) (15) and discussed their strategies for atherosclerotic risk factor control and adherence to walking during the past 2 weeks.

Call interventions are effective in gaining QALYs and have a higher chance of being cost-effective for a sustained period.

Thirty-five women were randomised to proactive and reactive calls (intervention) and 34 to reactive calls-only group (control).

Metalclad has successfully played the victim, oppressed by what Nafta calls "intervention" and what used to be called "democracy".

A spokesman for the governor called intervention "premature," especially before the union has voted to authorize a strike.

Often, while autographing, I'd listen to the radio or watch a TV show I like called "Intervention".

In 1994, Dick Cheney called intervention on his behalf "an extremely bad idea," and, in the 2000 campaign, Bush said, "I wouldn't have sent troops to Haiti".