Sentence examples for concrete interventions from inspiring English sources
Rather, "it is based on a narrative of concrete interventions, specific depredations and, in the cases of the Iraqi people's suffering under U.S.-imposed sanctions and U.S. support for the 34-year-old Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, cruel and inhumane policies administered with a stony coldness".
They are concrete interventions in a, surprisingly quiet, debate on commodification of the commons and the commercialisation of interpersonal communications".
Concrete interventions, randomized controlled trials and impact analysis are what drive their research and policy recommendations.
Once concrete interventions are identified (i.e. improved birth outcomes) then the processes producing improved health status outcomes can be examined.
We recommend that further studies explore the concrete interventions in HDSS sites that make a difference in health service utilization and other outcomes.
The institutions that collaborated in our study had not previously administered any concrete interventions or participated in any other research prior to this study.
One week after the E.C.B. president, Mario Draghi, had promised to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, his comments Thursday, after a meeting of the bank's governing council, fell short of the concrete intervention many investors had hoped to see.
Many patients probably feel that they are being cared for when they receive a concrete intervention, whose purpose is to prevent complications.
A number of researchers have taken this approach to investigate participation as what supports the uptake and sustainability of a concrete intervention (an intervention which has a standard definition and a measurable outcome, e.g. improved birth outcomes).
The descriptive findings - in specific, the mean sum score - of the "SmoCess-GP" instrument indicate a lack of preventive care in German general practices because not every smoking patient in our sample received anti-smoking advice from their GPs and because several different concrete intervention options were seldom offered.
The experiences with the subsequent Dutch implementation of the guidelines revealed that novices had difficulties in adapting to this highly complex intervention in a concrete treatment setting.
