Sentence examples for fund interventions from inspiring English sources

The authors found that in the short run, hedge fund interventions produced a 6 percent rise in stock prices.

The underlying idea is that policy makers fund interventions according to this rank ordering until their budget is exhausted.

The cost-effectiveness threshold represents the opportunity costs of committing resources to fund interventions in terms of health gains forgone due to resources being unavailable for the provision of alternative investments [ 11].

Further research to examine the barriers to impact for studies with non-significant findings may be needed, particularly as it is important that health systems do not continue to fund interventions that are found to be ineffective.

Note, for example, that – in pursuit of efficiency gains – we might fund interventions for children at a less stringent threshold (eg, higher cost per QALY) than interventions for the elderly if health gains for children can be shown to be more highly valued than health gains for the elderly.

The contribution will be used to fund interventions to improve the access, enrolment and retention of more than 90,000 primary school-age children in 72 schools, and improve the access to, and quality of, primary healthcare services delivered by 24 health facilities benefiting approximately 250,000 people.

Knowing the magnitude of the problem and the groups who misuse antibiotics most frequently will help public health officials develop and fund intervention efforts, including public information campaigns.

The Structural Funds regulation also states that this ex-ante evaluation should include an assessment of the environmental situation, especially in areas which might be influenced by Structural Fund intervention.

The government said funding for these interventions stopped in April 2013, with local authorities and police commissioners "responsible for deciding whether to continue funding interventions in their own area".

In this perspective we review existing financing mechanisms for funding interventions known to reduce adverse childhood experiences and discuss innovative financing approaches that use insurance as well as pay-for-success funding mechanisms.

Ms Robbins has been actively collaborating with UNICEF for the past four years, funding interventions in Niger, Ethiopia and Sudan.