Table 6 shows that the least effective interventions focus on work that invests in clinicians' coherence (how they make sense of what the intervention asks of them) and cognitive participation at the expense of collective action (what they actually do) and reflexive monitoring (how they appraise the effects of their actions).
This would not cover your losses so, unless the vendor agrees to settle out of court, which is unlikely, you face the expense of legal action.
Nor is "R2P" about mindless moralizing, or prioritizing democracy or the achievement of longer-term justice, at the expense of effective action to stop mass killing in its tracks.
RATIONALE 1: Early intervention is a good investment in that it mitigates the expense of remedial action in primary and secondary schooling and results in subsequent adult productivity, and in the relative absence of anti-social behaviour.
Table 1 Rationales for ECEC provision Rationale Research Perspective Policy Focus Countries/International organizations using rationale Early interventions are a good investment in that they mitigates the expense of remedial action in primary and secondary schooling and results in subsequent adult productivity, and in the relative absence of antisocial behaviour.
Already, it appears that the industrialists are gaining ground at the expense of climate action.
"Neither, in many cases, do the courts due to the expense of libel actions".
For their part, the unions, now under threat of harsher legislation, should reflect on their scepticism about supporting Labour, who, if they had been elected, would not now, I am sure, be giving the unions cause to resort to the expense of court actions.
But the expense of taking such action is often considered counterproductive.
Like Monbiot, I also hope the expense of this court action does not add further pressure on council services.
