In their analysis of the need for a joined up approach to public health planning for childhood obesity, Hendriks and colleagues point to harsh treatment of interventions which admit to problems, a lack of learning by doing, and a lack of interest in implementation as part of the planning and policy process [ 33].
But that would risk harsher intervention by governments that are already intent on influencing drug pricing and marketing mechanisms.
Others said with resignation that harsh police interventions were nothing new, even though with all the regional ferment circumstances had changed.
In the non-VCP ministries, caregivers were likely to sit back and not engage with children, until something happened that required intervention, and the response was typically to punish the children involved or use other harsh methods of discipline.
So I got harsh treatment".
Camels are adapted to harsh ASAL conditions; therefore, interventions aimed at improving the camel value chain need to consider the promotion of camel health management as an option for building pastoralists' resilience against climate change.
By 1998, a group called the Kosovo Liberation Army, which was considered a nationalist terrorist group by some in the United States government, had begun attacking and killing Serb policemen and civilians inside Kosovo, in the hope that Milosevic's harsh response would arouse Western intervention on Kosovo's behalf.
Although private wealth may protect individuals and families from the harsher realities of contemporary living public interventions are designed to improve the quality of life for all.
The Liberal Awakening (Liberaler Aufbruch), which is a faction of the FDP with a marked tendency toward economic liberalism, gave harsh criticism of the excessive government intervention in the Euro Crisis.
In the Security Council, her unique blend of direct but effective diplomacy has successfully facilitated resolutions, delivering harsh sanctions against North Korea and Iran and military intervention in Libya.
