Sentence examples for intervention amendments from inspiring English sources

In terms of influencing practice standards and guidelines, several topics were identified by the respondents, including child welfare and family law matters (child custody dispute), screening tools for family violence in child intervention, amendments to practice standards in British Columbia, and guidelines for agency surveys.

In his rejoinder, Kymlicka regards these interventions as 'friendly amendments'.

This paper describes the study design, interventions and protocol amendments introduced to adapt to evolving scientific knowledge, international guidelines and availability of ARV treatment.

It is not an amendment supporting intervention but rather calling for the publishing of vital intelligence and a meaningful vote that will force all parties to declare their true views, rather than hide behind empty words.

There were lengthy speeches from backbenchers such as Peter Hain, Willie Bain and Mike Gapes (who tabled 57 amendments), copious interventions, the calling of a division even though not a single MP voted against the proposal and delays in the division lobbies, prompting Tory whip Claire Perry to accuse Labour MPs on Twitter of "playing silly buggers".

Le Figaro reports that France's economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, spoke against the amendments — arguing such interventions should be left to the EC.

After some intervention by the health minister, the amendment was defeated, leading Ms. Payet to charge that she was a "victim of the industry lobby".

Earlier in the Commons, Mr Fitzpatrick said he would vote against both the government and Labour's amendment as he opposes military intervention of any kind.

The First Amendment specifically refers to government intervention in individual expression.

Despite the initial support, the Bricker Amendment was blocked through the intervention of President Eisenhower and failed in the Senate by a single vote in 1954.

Amendments to cut off financing for intervention in Libya are expected, as are votes on the nation's continuing military role in Afghanistan.