Sentence examples for intervention industry from inspiring English sources
Finally in Britain there is belated recognition that the cosmetic intervention industry should be better regulated.
A report by the head of British health services recommending better regulation of the cosmetic intervention industry is long overdue.
Methods and models for the quantitative assessment of operational safety and estimation of safety integrity levels for ROV are seldom available in the deep water intervention industry.
The anxiety is compounded by the "intervention industry" (Sylvan, Huntington, Score) who make millions on the needless worries of parents.
According to Florian Zollman, a lecturer in journalism at Newcastle University and author of Media, Propaganda and the Politics of Intervention, industry has a long history of throwing "flak" at critical newsmedia that gives a voice to ordinary people.
We need strategic intervention, industry-wide cooperation and targeted initiatives – and we don't have to look very far for inspiration.
While the evidence does not bind Keogh in drawing up his recommendations, which are expected in March, they do tally with his thinking on how to "deliver a cosmetic interventions industry that will lead the world in terms of patient care without stifling consumer choice".
Cross national drug utilization studies can provide information on differences in the effect of access to drug programs, the effect of formulary policies and the influences on physician prescribing (education interventions, industry and marketing efforts) to explain some of the prescribing variations.
The plan has been attacked both for its protectionist aim and for its heavy-handed intervention in industry.
The way back for the left is to return to policies the modernisers rejected - high taxation, greater state intervention in industry and more emphasis on redistribution.
In the post-Soviet years, foreign direct investment was encouraged, but it was constrained by unfavourable conditions, including state intervention in industry, corruption, and weakness in the rule of law.
