Foreseeable interventions consist of preservation and improvement of building envelope energy performance as well as the adaptation of the built environment to modern use and its accessibility.
From a structurationist perspective, we consider that although we can always change the chain of events with new decisions, actions and interventions --a possisility that is foreseeable here due to very slow pace of this CIS implementation these changes are within a given range; they have limits.
Similarly the checkered career of human gene therapy has kept on the table the need to anticipate the physical risks of putative improvements, and how daunting they would make the foreseeable prospect of any intergenerational "germ line" enhancement intervention (Walters and Palmer, 1997; Kimmelman, 2009).
For the foreseeable future, it seems likely that such judicial intervention will continue.
There may be times in end of life care when an intervention to alleviate suffering has the foreseeable but unintended consequence of hastening death.
While donor grants will continue to be a critical funding source for health systems in many low- and middle-income countries for the foreseeable future, particularly in terms of funding AIDS interventions, there is a growing awareness of the need to expand domestic funding for health services.
It is unlikely that an ideal surrogate for disease-modifying intervention in AD will become available in the foreseeable future.
Almost three-fourths of the suicides were "probably foreseeable or preventable" because they involved "some measure of inadequate assessment, treatment or intervention".
Clearly, no R2P-based, Libya-like interventions will get sanction from the U.N. in the foreseeable future.
While it's impossible to predict what either country's next move will be, experts expect tensions to remain high for the foreseeable future, with China unlikely to moderate its behavior short of a US intervention.
