The appearance capped what has been a grueling few days for the Edwardses, with intensive fund-raising, campaigning and interviews to discuss the new dynamic of Mr. Edwards's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
With a stockpile of cash after intensive fund-raising, whose demands had kept him off the trail, officials said, he will now make a greater effort to blend raising money with campaigning.
(Why, at this stage, her schedule includes so many travel-intensive fund-raisers, when she is suffering from a shortage not of funds but of voter rapport, is one of many side questions that her illness raised).
The scheme will target about 380 adolescents and aims to divert about 100 from entering the care system by funding intensive support to them and their families at home, provided by the charity, Action for Children.
When the IMPACT study was initially proposed, grant reviewers raised concern about funding an intensive psychosocial intervention (e.g. diet and activity interventions at a weight management center) because there was no substantial evidence base that this type of intervention would be effective for mentally ill youth receiving antipsychotic medication.
We funded intensive in-school, after-school and summer-school reading intervention programs.
It is the first in the world to use an innovative private finance package to fund intensive "through the gates" voluntary organisation work with 3,000 short-sentence prisoners to break their cycle of reoffending after release.
The networks have also hurled themselves successfully into the sort of intensive, sophisticated fund-raising that many diocesan or parish schools never learned well, remaining dependent on a diminishing stream of largess from the church bureaucracy.
The eligibility pool consists of some 100 research-intensive universities that HHMI is already funding.
We lacked funding to formally evaluate any intensive care units' compliance with each of these components.
