Sentence examples for intervention in response to from inspiring English sources
A Downing Street source said May was not making the intervention in response to any specific event but rather to a growing body of evidence that Russian agencies have been attempting to interfere with western politics.
The unintended consequences of this technologic advance have led to the creation of a pseudodisease and unwarranted intervention in response to its detection.
The three founders of the group, who advocate direct military intervention in response to the LRA, were also criticised for posing with guns alongside members of the Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAA) in 2008.
Challenges to sovereignty lay at the core of UN debates over critical issues such as humanitarian intervention in response to gross violations of human rights and retaliatory and preemptive military strikes in dealing with terrorism.
The authority of the Federal Reserve Board to oversee financial market stability should be expanded to cover all sources of systemic risk in the financial services industry, should be structured to coordinate effectively with other supervisory agencies, and should be designed to allow for consistent, appropriate forms of intervention in response to systemic risks.
(b) Scaling-up of UK intervention in response to weak local capacity.
We observed considerable variability in alarm criteria and interventions in response to IONM changes, indicating the need for prospective studies capable of defining standardized alarm criteria and responses.
The ImPACT multidisciplinary team developed care processes to meet these needs, including direct access to team members (including after-hours), chronic disease management protocols, case management, and rapid interventions in response to health changes or acute service use.
In 2016, Detroit Resists "occupied" the US Pavilion at the Venice Biennale through a series of augmented reality interventions in response to the exhibition's idealized focus on "the Architectural Imagination" of Detroit at a time when architecture is being violently re-imagined by austerity politics and many residents are struggling to survive.
A key aspect of this framework is the attention focused on the timing of nursing interventions in response to how nurses interpret the physical, physiological, and secondary cues they observe when caring for comatose patients.
The objective of this study is two-fold: 1) To test the accuracy of HPI™ to predict events on a completely independent test data set of ICU patients, not used in the development of the algorithm; and 2) To compare timing of interventions in response to an event to the timing of detection of an event by HPI™.
