Sentence examples for growing intervention from inspiring English sources
Less well known is how much Kennedy appeared to be influenced by Mr Galbraith's scepticism about America's growing intervention in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
As the knowledge-base on IPV programming in low and middle income countries begins to grow, intervention research is also needed on IPV within conflict-affected settings.
Ms Pillay's visit came amid growing foreign intervention in efforts to end the conflict in South Sudan, the world's newest state.
A common observation amongst the interviewees was that growing political intervention within EMBRAPA is negatively affecting the organization's ability to remain competitive in the face of a growing private sector.
US officials, still scrambling to respond to Russia's growing military intervention in Syria, appeared to be caught off guard by the decision.
The combination of industrial protectionism, redistribution of income from the agrarian to the industrial sector, and growing state intervention in the economy sparked an inflationary process.
The relative increase in consumption of vegetables by children in intervention centers suggests that there may have been increased acceptance of vegetables by children exposed to the Watch Me Grow intervention.
In recent decades, satellite observations, such as those from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite mission (Tapley et al. 2004), have further enabled us to better monitor the changing surface and groundwater systems especially in relation to the changing climate and growing human interventions.
The evidence to support the merits of these interventions is growing, and treatment guidelines (based partially on evidence and partially on practical clinical experience) for several allied healthcare interventions have been developed.
In addition to nutritional interventions, interest has been growing in pharmaceutical interventions that target metabolic pathways.
While selective eating often does not resolve without intervention, this chapter reviews the growing research on interventions designed to increase diet variety among children with special needs.
