Sentence examples for intervention approved from inspiring English sources

A regional military intervention approved by the UN had not been expected to start before September.

Plans for an African-led military intervention – approved by the UN security council last month – were going nowhere.

Application will be sent to The Norwegian Medical Association (NMA) to have this educational intervention approved as a so called "clinical theme-course", which will give the participants important CME credit.

Recently, pregabalin, a pharmacologic intervention approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of FM, has been investigated in a multi-modal MRI study [ 52].

As the study was an evaluation comparing outcomes before and after routine implementation of an evidence-based facility-level intervention, approved retrospectively, the Ethics Committee did not require informed parental consent.

If this intervention approves to be effective in raising the awareness of HPV and cervical cancer prevention among women, an increased attendance to cervical cancer screening might be achieved when such education is widely disseminated especially through the existed educational system led by China CDC.

Our data shows that a total number of 642 changes to labour regulation have been approved in the 110 countries investigated between 2008 and 2014.4 The number of changes approved every year has increased globally in the first phase of the downturn going from 61 interventions approved in 2008 to a peak of 147 changes in 2012.

They also found that the estimates of cost of the complementary therapy treatments compared favourably with other interventions approved for use in the NHS [ 6].

Despite the significant burden of delirium among hospitalized adults, no pharmacologic intervention is approved for delirium treatment.

In addition, orlistat, the only pharmacological intervention currently approved in the United States for the treatment of obesity in children and adolescents [ 93], has been shown to be less cost-effective than several nonpharmacologic interventions, including exercise [ 87, 94], and has also been accompanied by side-effects such as gastrointestinal distress [ 95].

Even if the intervention is approved, police teams will not arrive until the middle of next month, he said.