Sentence examples for from further interventions from inspiring English sources

Not that this will prevent western governments from further interventions; the air strikes on Islamic State targets may have the disagreeable side-effect of bolstering the Syrian tyrant, but our military's terms of engagement are dictated – as I hope I've demonstrated – not by the facts on the ground, but the writing in the sky.

The evidence for Osbald's continued ambition is a letter that Alcuin wrote to him, probably in 798, in which Alcuin attempted to dissuade Osbald from further interventions in Northumbrian affairs.

The PNV was often misinterpreted as the species composition evolving in the "final stage" of the successional process which would start if the management refrains from further interventions.

5) Patient screening test results are used to update the registry facilitating removal of screened patients from further intervention.

It is usual practice for patients attending these clinics to receive therapy programs according to their individual musculoskeletal condition and other circumstances, including their response to initial treatment and perceived potential to receive benefit from further intervention.

Chris Carman doubts that further interventions from international leaders are likely to be as analysed as this one.

"The U.S. government should discourage the Japanese government from any further intervention or efforts to drive down the yen," said Stephen J. Collins, the president of the Automotive Trade Policy Council, a lobbying group.

Findings from the NCS will prompt further interventions such as randomized controlled trials, policy interventions, and other initiatives that will confirm or refute the role of identified risk factors in the development of obesity and its associated comorbidities.

We therefore strongly advise its use in cases of pathological uncertainly to save patients from further unnecessary interventions.

Identifying patients with specific frailty syndromes can be critical to identifying those at highest risk of poor outcomes and most likely to benefit from further specialist interventions.

The link between treatment discontinuation and symptom persistence especially in patients receiving repeated TB treatment over multiple illness episodes is important because it illustrates a subgroup of patients who may benefit from further supportive interventions and who are important candidates for further TB and MDR TB control efforts.