Sentence examples for further interventions in from inspiring English sources
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.
He was keen to intervene in other African nations where civilian populations were at risk, particularly Darfur and Zimbabwe, but a lack of political support, combined with the pressure of large deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq after the 11 September attacks on the United States, prevented further interventions in Africa.
Further interventions in skin cancer prevention are needed.
Secondly, we explored associations between psychosocial factors, and health and work-related outcomes of practice assistants to provide implications for further interventions in the general medical care sector.
Findings are intended to inform health policy formulators in monitoring and planning for further interventions in their existing programmes for prevention of blindness [ 9, 12].
OSR tends to be preferred for younger patients with less comorbidity, since they are more able to withstand the operation and it is felt that OSR may reduce the chance of further interventions in the future.
Instead, talk will focus on two areas: further intervention in Iraq and possibly Syria to halt Islamic State, and further expansion of Nato in eastern Europe.
Financial markets bounced on Wednesday as hopes of further intervention in the eurozone by the European Central Bank gave some respite to investors.
It says: "In the event that the industry fails to make adequate progress … we recommend immediate further intervention in the form of a statutory redress mechanism for new-home buyers".
The conservative half of Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition in Berlin has been reluctant to push for further intervention in the economy, as it is losing ground to a free-market centrist party.
Further intervention in southern and eastern Ukraine would also seem to be a possibility, although at some point one would think the benefits from appealing to his more conservative constituents would max out.
