Sentence examples for intervention arrangements from inspiring English sources

There is much talk of common currency baskets and joint intervention arrangements, to replace both the discredited dollar pegs of the past and the costly free floats imposed by the crisis.An Asian Monetary Fund (AMF) is thus beginning to evolve, only three years after the idea was rejected out of hand.

If the addict is going to be escorted to the drug treatment center directly from the intervention, arrangements must be made beforehand.

The intervention arrangement is as follows (see Supplementary data available in Age and Ageing online, Appendix 1 for the intervention protocols).

Owing to increased lengths of time other service users wait for therapeutic intervention and arrangement of care packages.

Each intervention had different arrangements for employing and training people with personal experiences of mental health issues to work as Peer Workers.

As the potential use of more than one pharmacy is an inevitable part of this complex intervention, this pragmatic arrangement will enhance external validity.

Although there are no interventions against living arrangements with documented effect on adverse outcome after MI, we emphasize the importance of assessing living arrangements as a part of risk stratification after MI.

Research and policy analysis should focus on profiling instruments to improve understanding of beneficiary characteristics and constraints, mechanisms to identify business opportunities, guidelines to design and combine interventions tailored to different beneficiaries, the effectiveness of various implementation arrangements, and intervention cost-effectiveness and sustainability.

In a USA-based intervention, removal of seating arrangements in the park did not change the likelihood of children standing or engaging in MVPA (p=0.35) (Roemmich et al., 2014).

The existence of living parents in the majority of cases, combined with qualitative evidence about the temporary nature of many child-only households (Madhavan & Schatz, 2007; Meintjes & Giese, 2006), suggests that it is inappropriate to conceive of child-headed households as permanent arrangements requiring intervention or dissolution.

On other hand, a differentiated, holistic and broad-based extension intervention with suitable institutional arrangement will be needed to address the need of these identified farm types.