Sentence examples for consolidation interventions from inspiring English sources

Their exceptional audacity (121 and 167.5 m high, respectively) raised many doubts on their structural safety, leading between 1930 and 1954 to many consolidation interventions.

If the building is suffering from any structural damage, a damage survey is required [32] to adequately plan structural consolidation interventions.

This makes the new treatment a potentially valid alternative to TEOS, especially in those situations where the possible presence of water behind the consolidated layer (e.g. in case of rising damp, condensation or infiltration) might threaten the durability of the consolidation intervention.

Consolidation treatment varied (Table 5).

For a progressive consolidation of the intervention's main goals from the 1st grade until 4th grade, a spiral curriculum is promoted: main topics are recessed from grade to grade.

However, due to several military interventions, regime consolidation was spread over decades, and an undemocratic character of the regime also shaped emigration.

Prominent and painful hardware is one of the main reasons for repeated intervention after consolidation [ 14, 15].

Decreased pain-associated stress response could partly explain the decrease of SAE observed during the last two studied phases (adjusted intervention and consolidation P-D-C-A-steps).

Current aid priorities center on the consolidation of peace and Millennium Development Goals interventions, especially in maternal and child health, primary education and water and sanitation.

Excessive government intervention "hampers necessary consolidation and industry shake-out, sapping the nation's industrial vigor," Nikkei, Japan's largest business daily, wrote in a recent editorial.

Consolidation of land will require government intervention in formalizing land markets and policy actions such as fiscal disincentives in the form of taxes that minimize speculation (Nguyen et al. 1996) and enforcement of social sanctions and provision of incentives that promote land consolidation (Hobbs et al. 2008, Lesorogol 2010).