Sentence examples for committed intervention from inspiring English sources

Yet similar forecasts were made for Thailand and Brazil and were proved wrong, thanks to committed intervention.

The relative inflexibility of our expert panel in committing interventions to the level II evidence group is one positive feature.

But to change audiences, there has to be committed, focused intervention," she will argue.

The computer tool is driven by a dynamic mathematical model which adapts itself to variations in data patterns and explains the correlation between historical incident rates and corresponding resources committed to interventions.

It turned an administration with quasi-isolationist tendencies into one committed to robust intervention overseas.

The qualitative data indicated that science teachers in the academically selective school were committed to the intervention and explained how they had changed their pedagogy as a result of the professional learning programme.

It said the government's Serious Violence Strategy, published last April, set out the need for "robust law enforcement" and "a greater emphasis on preventing a young person from taking a knife out on the streets in the first place", with £22m committed to early intervention projects.

This suggests that women remained strongly committed to the intervention, and that distribution mechanisms were efficient.

Before committing to interventions with the potential for harm, such as surgical operations and routine bedside procedures, a thoughtful physician "measures twice and cuts once" so as to avoid unintended harm and expense.

Only committed and sustained interventions of this sort will generate the effective protection that India's most vulnerable children need and deserve.

He should acknowledge that crime is not necessarily a moral choice, so should stop responding with moral outrage and instead use deep trawling methods of user engagement to understand why offences are committed and what interventions can stop them happening again.