Sentence examples for foundation for intervention from inspiring English sources
The UN Charter provides foundation for intervention(s) from the longstanding principle of self-defense to the more recently branded "Responsibility to Protect" or "R2P," a new international security and human rights norm evolving from failures of the international community, (the UNSC, particularly in BiH), to prevent and stop genocides, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.
The use of IM to deconstruct an existing intervention proved to be a useful tool to systematically analyze and describe the intervention's theoretical underpinnings which promotes knowledge sharing and lays the foundation for intervention evaluation and improvement.
With the "Circle of Security" model as a foundation for intervention, an assessment of the relationship between mother and child was prepared with the help of video recordings and both interviews.
The standard (Register of Exercise Professionals) training programmes for fitness trainers provided a good foundation for intervention delivery, which we enhanced with extra training in motivational interviewing and good clinical practice.
This study provides evidence that when using these approaches, nurses helped family members to cope; to have hope, confidence, and trust; to prepare for and accept impending death; and to make decisions.Knowledge lays a foundation for interventions targeting the areas important to family members and most likely to improve their ability to make decisions and their well-being.
The underlying mechanism of fatigue is not yet clear (Cleeland et al, 2003); this makes it difficult to develop scientific foundations for intervention to relieve fatigue.
As with its predecessors, this volume emphasizes the value of the interview as the foundation for treatment planning, intervention, and the therapeutic relationship.
The IMB model potentially offers an effective theoretical foundation for HIV/AIDS intervention and suggests that interventions among senior high school students should focus on improving motivations and behavioral skills.
The second step provides the foundation for the intervention by specifying in detail who and what will be changed through the intervention.
Step 2 provides the foundation for the intervention programme by specifying who and what will change as a result of the intervention.
These findings could provide a foundation for developing intervention techniques, employing breastfeeding promotion and support, directed toward attenuating the affective and physiological dysregulation already noted in infants of depressed mothers.
