Sentence examples for intervention and resolution from inspiring English sources

This hopefully leads to intervention and resolution of the triggers.

Addressing these issues is a complex matter that requires the engagement of many counterparts; the Angondjé centre is a critical link in the long chain of intervention and resolution.

In November 2016 the European Commission adopted a proposal for a regulation requiring CCPs to prepare recovery measures and providing resolution authorities with early intervention and resolution powers.

But distinguishing what caused the uprising from what sustains it is crucial, so that proposed interventions and resolutions aren't as woefully ineffective as they have been thus far.

Hadi betrayed Yemen when he called for Saudi and international intervention, and for Resolution 2216 under Chapter VII [the April U.N.

These studies suggest that IDs could be targeted for psychotherapeutic intervention and their resolution could be pursued as a way out from suffering, blockage, and recurrence.

One prospective, single-centre, intensive care study found that interruptive text alerts led to more timely intervention and more rapid resolution of AKI [ 19].

The new software works largely without user intervention and provides objective resolution criteria that have quickly become the 'gold standard' in cryo-EM.

With Asif Kapadia's Amy breaking hearts and records in cinemas, Love & Mercy offers a healing vision of a troubled musician whose descent into the rabbit hole of drugs and bad company gives way to positive interventions and Hollywood resolutions.

Cumings suggests that "a civil conflict purely among Koreans might have resolved the extraordinary tensions generated by colonialism, national division and foreign intervention" — a resolution that would almost surely have ended with mass murder and a ruthless totalitarian state stretching across all of Korea.

The report shows the shifting composition of mental health spending with investment in the three traditional priority areas – crisis resolution, early intervention and outreach – falling for the first time by almost £30m.