But for proponents, the word reparations can cover a host of interventions, from cash payments -- the current equivalent of, say, 40 acres and a mule -- to a direct, official apology from the President.
And A.D.H.D. "is a really powerful diagnosis that can lead to a host of interventions that may just be inappropriate, or may even be quite harmful," she added.
To help children's nutrition at this especially difficult time, UNICEF provides a host of interventions to benefit mother and baby.
This is also true historically across the health spectrum, ranging from the use of vitamin C to prevent scurvy (250 years before routine implementation) [ 28], to hand washing (100 years before routine implementation) [ 29], to a host of interventions and diagnostics that over treat, undertreat or mistreat patients (more than 15 years for routine implementation) [ 30].
Planning was tightened by the imposition of quotas on brownfield and greenfield development, and by a host of bureaucratic interventions.
But even as the surge in prices appeared to be easing, policy makers and consumer groups nationwide increased calls for a host of government interventions to punish profiteers, reduce gas taxes and institute price caps.
"Instead of simply stopping energy companies doing secret trades between the generation and retail parts of their business, Ofgem is tinkering around the edges with a whole host of complicated interventions which will be difficult to properly monitor and enforce," she said.
However, three of their four league wins have been by a single goal and Valdes has made a host of vital interventions that have helped avert an early setback to the club's bid for a sixth title in five years.
Arrogance and stubbornness gave us the Iraq War and a whole host of disastrous interventions that were, indeed, "uniquely American".
A host of medical interventions has been demonstrated to have benefit in alleviating, if not eliminating, symptoms associated with endometriosis.
