Sentence examples for humane intervention from inspiring English sources

Humane intervention was called for, including intensive counseling, job training and, especially, treatment for drug addiction.

He uses the character's first-hand knowledge of war to explain her belief in "humane intervention".

Unfashionably, she also believes in "humane intervention" and claims, apropos Iraq, that "I don't think the mess that's followed invalidates the original decision".

Significantly, it was theatre, rather than our timorous TV networks or the arthritic medium of cinema, that articulated public disquiet about Blair's policy of "humane intervention".

His house guest is Nadia, a Yale politics professor, former war correspondent and advocate of "humane intervention" who is dating Oliver's son.

Hare's theme is the emotional education of Nadia Blye: a war-reporter turned professor who, as a result of bitter experience in the Balkans, is a passionate advocate of humane intervention.

And humane, restorative disciplinary interventions are important, too.

Fewer and less-invasive interventions, more humane care, earlier diagnosis and treatment, expansion of the service beyond the physical walls of the ICU, and better national and international collaborations with colleagues across the globe are just some of the many changes that we have witnessed since the first ICUs were developed some 60 years ago.

The Obama Administration has been force-feeding them, citing "the policy of the Department of Defense to support the preservation of life and health by appropriate clinical means and standard medical intervention, in a humane manner".

Humane endpoints, specialist care and interventions should reflect best practice and be discussed and agreed between researchers, veterinarians and animal care staff before commencement of the experiment.

No humane system would subject patients to painful interventions and procedures that serve no purpose.