Sentence examples for intervention is said from inspiring English sources

It is not clear when or where this police intervention is said to have taken place.

This intervention is said to be a safe, efficacious and cost-effective if appropriately used [ 1, 3].

Three months with intervention was said by participants to be to short time to make a lasting change, and the time aspect of incorporating changed behavior is important [ 31].

Anthropologists, too, contrast the dominant view of global mental health (where evidence from high-income countries about medical interventions is said to be exported and adapted to LMICs in a top-down manner) with a cultural view that emphasises local priorities, resources, and solutions (18).

The interventions were said to reduce key violence indicators by 90 percent over a three-year period in a medium security unit, and by around 50 percent in a single year in a maximum security unit.

Health facilities which had high priority and focus on such and related interventions were said to have patients who are more informed, motivated and likely to adhere than the patients in health facilities where these interventions are either not priority interventions or not there at all.

If an intervention is more expensive and less effective than the preceding intervention, it is said to be "dominated" and is excluded from further analysis.

David Cameron's support for military intervention abroad is said to be partly influenced by a reaction against what happened (or did not happen) in Bosnia in the 1990s.

Mr Cameron's defence strategy, including his intervention in Libya, is said to come under the spotlight.

Paris is urging European partners to back the intervention, and the EU is said to be ready to send military advisers to help train the intervention force.

Both women supported the intervention in Libya — Power is said to have been a particularly clear voice.