For some national-level actors, there was an implicit trust that the advice that international partners provide, whether through informal advice or formal guidelines, was based on evidence and could be trusted while at the same time, the need for pilot projects to either test or legitimize the interventions precluded indiscriminate adoption.
"They are trying to paint a picture of generalized chaos and indiscriminate repression to justify a foreign intervention in our internal affairs".
World over, malaria control has focused on pharmacological intervention, vector control, curtailing irrational and indiscriminate use of antimalarials, and the development of vaccines.
In the wider Arab world, still deeply divided over President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and the uprising against him, the concern over his government's indiscriminate use of force coincided with antipathy about American intervention.
The indiscriminate use of insecticides in agriculture and public health interventions has led to resistance phenomena in some disease vector species [ 30].
It no doubt calculates that the Yugoslav forces, despite their vastly superior firepower, cannot prevail without the sort of indiscriminate shelling of ethnic-Albanian villages that would make NATO's intervention inevitable.
Indeed, an indiscriminate use of US could result in further unnecessary testing, unnecessary and potentially harmful interventions in the case of false positive findings, or deficient investigation of false negative findings [18].
However, the indiscriminate use of this procedure increases cost and may expose patients to further unnecessary interventions, and thus restricted use of RUS has been advocated [ 7- 9].
The international campaign has been criticised by some groups for falling short of the full-scale military intervention they believe is needed to eradicate Isis, while observers have raised humanitarian concerns over "indiscriminate" air strikes.
"Beatings indiscriminate.
