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This means that curricula driven by children, educators and families are recognised in early childhood education as more likely to achieve learning outcomes than imposed interventions.

Under Dutch law this study is exempt from approval from an ethics committee since it did not involve imposing any interventions or actions [ 18].

Zhang is a follower of the Chinese Taoist principle called Wu Wei, which means he believes in "natural action" and knowing when to act and when not to act, which translates into a design practice that tries to impose minimal interventions.

The extent that formal groups and informal networks facilitate externally imposed HIV/AIDS interventions varies.

As this study did not impose any interventions or actions, Dutch legislation does not require its approval by an ethic committee (under the Medical Reaearch Involving Human Subjects Act; http://www.ccmo.nl).

Henceforth, a major challenge related to conveying consolation, is to resist the temptation of imposing well-meant interventions on patients.

These differences demand different levels of intervention and expertise for improvement, and imposing a rigid intervention program is impractical and inappropriate.

"There is no way we are going to allow someone to place conditions on peace or impose the intervention of international mediators," she said.

Some tyrants were usurpers who came to power by their own efforts; others were elected to rule; and still others were imposed by intervention from outside.

During the process of demographic and social reforms, the state imposes mandatory intervention into family patterns out of its own necessity and manipulates the family relationship and functions based on utilitarian principles (Yang, 2011a).

The purpose of this study was to impose early intervention to prevent health disputes in hospital.