Sentence examples for intervention and makes from inspiring English sources

Our review also discusses the many challenges associated with the implementation of this intervention and makes recommendations for further practical work in this area.

Teachers' leaders welcomed Wilshaw's intervention, and made their own suggestion that the government should write off teachers' university tuition fees as an incentive to keep newly qualified teachers in English state schools.

This pipeline will provide complete metadata on many of the features and events detectable on the Sun without human intervention and making them available to the entire solar community.

It was a photograph of Ms. Love in one of those "kook" remnants when she appeared at the Roberto Cavalli show in Milan in February, that served as a "fashion intervention" and made her finally give it up.

He limited his local goals to concessions from economically vulnerable, downtown storeowners, but he hoped that the unfolding campaign would be dramatic enough to induce presidential intervention and make the case for wide-ranging federal legislation.

Felipe Calderon's war on drugs proved the perfect vehicle for breaking down resistance to U.S. intervention and making huge inroads in its regional security plan, which includes integrating Mexico into its "regional security perimeter".

A renewed conflict with Israel would disrupt Soviet-American détente, force superpower intervention and make the solution of the Arab-Israeli conflict a center-stage issue to Israel, the US and the USSR.

This research will examine the cost and benefits associated with the different levels of intervention and make suggestions with regard to which of these is more cost-effective.

The authors, together with an accompanying editorial [ 8], advocate further investigation of this intervention and make a coherent argument to support this conclusion.

Mutual confidence and the participants experiencing trust, continuity and security were important elements and an important prerequisite for the case manager to perform the intervention and make a difference.

(B2) It was stated that using the patient's perspective as a point of departure facilitated the intervention and made it easier to take in and understand communication regardless of native language and cultural customs.