In the United Kingdom, guidelines governing dietary interventions and physical activity interventions for weight management after pregnancy were developed by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) [ 41].
An optimal CDS model should allow knowledge engineers to specify the criteria that govern which interventions are available and the rules that govern the interplay among a trigger, input data, and the intervention [ 28].
However, particularly at the early stages of the crisis, a number of interventions have significantly deviated from the theory governing psycho-social interventions, as follows: - by lecturing participants and providing them with ready-made solutions to their problems, some interventions served to undermine the resilience, confidence and coping mechanisms of the beneficiaries.
No one ever seems to contemplate that their core governing philosophy — that all government intervention is bad intervention — might be at odds with a growing majority of voters.
Most importantly, the type of varicose vein should govern the intervention of choice, with no single treatment universally employed [ 2].
With this much government intervention, it is hard to label governing philosophy of the financial services industry as "free-market capitalism".
It was on the verge of government intervention because it was so poorly governed".
The juxtaposition of a hands-off approach to governing with an embrace of intervention — albeit intervention at a moment of national crisis — was hardly unusual for Mr. McCain.
But Glenn also warned of the possibility of unintended consequences from government intervention and pointed out that there had been several recent select committee inquiries into the way the game was governed.
The TV networks had lodged a complaint with Uefa via their joint sporting rights agency, SportA, he said, calling on the governing body to resist similar "interventions" in future.
