Sentence examples for demand interventions from inspiring English sources

The firm level evidence presented in this contribution on the motives of private sector firms for introducing clean innovations from the latest Flemish CIS eco-innovation survey confirms that firms are responsive to eco-policy demand interventions.

Demand interventions must be scaled strategically.

While commercially available AUVs are routinely used in survey missions, a new set of applications exist which clearly demand intervention capabilities.

Doing this in one case would open the floodgates for others to demand intervention — and this would include defending vaccination supporters as well as critics, hardly a tenable position.

Such diffusion of responsibility can be counteracted if -- at the moment that a reader feels empathy for others -- they are provided ways to act immediately, for example by making a donation or calling representatives and senators to demand intervention.

These situations exemplify the 'Rule of Rescue': a moral imperative to prioritise the saving of specific individuals facing avoidable death in situations that horrify the onlooker and thus demand intervention [33].

However, for improvements to be fully reflected in the ability to tolerate high physical work demands, interventions to counteract the reduced resources and thus improve both physical and cognitive-behavioural resources would probably be optimal.

The Spanish government demanded intervention from the European Central Bank.

Why aren't more people speaking out and demanding intervention?

Even human rights groups are not demanding intervention.

But this is such a complicated mess that it demands intervention by the higher-ups in sports.