Sentence examples for deserved intervention from inspiring English sources

Pardon Attorney Deborah Leff, who was in charge of making recommendations to the president about which cases deserved intervention, resigned earlier this year.

Neonates deserve interventions that will provide them with a less painful start in life.

In our opinion, the primary cause of oxygenator thrombosis and thrombopenia was abnormal activation of the platelets in the membrane oxygenator, which deserved medical intervention.

Because these high-risk workers may not have received deserved preventive intervention, a high false negative rate would cause greater medical expenses and disability from a disease later on.

In the words of scholar, author, and journalist Stephen Kinzer, "It's not up to the United States to sit in front of a map of the world and decide which countries are going right and which countries are going wrong and deserve American intervention".

These patients present impaired fasting glucose levels and deserve early intervention and careful follow-up.

This implied that tension could be associated with undesirable attitudes and behaviour, and that distressed mothers may not deserve external intervention.

But then again, after last week's events at Old Trafford, they will feel they deserved a fortunate intervention.

It was proposed by a Puritan Member of Parliament, Edward Montagu, who suggested that the king's apparent deliverance by divine intervention deserved some measure of official recognition, and kept 5 November free as a day of thanksgiving while in theory making attendance at Church mandatory.

However, what worked and what did not work in the collaboration between the various stakeholders in this intervention deserved further exploration.

Not only the new studies will have to consolidate some of these estimates and sometimes reconciliate controversial findings for specific tumors, they will also need to estimate for the first time the general population attributable risk and more importantly perhaps the attributable risk in the exposed (HIV-infected) population that will may deserve focused interventions.