Sentence examples for intervention noted from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a comparative study of qualitative research concerning drug-related litter in community settings (associated with illicit drug use/rs) and of the modes of intervention (noted by municipal authorities in two different UK settings) aimed at reducing harm associated with this contemporary public health issue.

Comments from participants before the intervention, noted the lack of dental topics in professional training.

The recruit training period provides an important opportunity for a risk reduction intervention, noted to be effective in Nigeria and Angola [ 9, 21].

By identifying targeted points of intervention (noted with asterisks in Table 3), we can discover potential measures to successfully mitigate the public health threat before, during, and after a SARS event.

Like the Haddon matrix for SARS in Table 3, the Haddon matrix for dirty bombs in Table 4 reveals the host, social environmental/organizational culture, and selected physical environmental dimensions as major points of impact for public health assessment and intervention (noted with asterisks).

But Mr. Brahimi has argued against any international intervention, noting Afghanistan's history of resistance to any foreign forces, and has said that only a broad-based coalition would have a hope of securing any support.

Among other things, Hoenig said few banks will need more intervention, noting that he believes that no bank is too big to fail, according to TradeTheNews.com.

The Vancouver Sun playfully called the appearance of the object a "cosmic intervention," noting that after the sighting the home team went on to win the game.

Mary observes that there's a lack of American will and world support for such an intervention, noting however the plaintive question of a Syrian dissident, "Where are the Americans?" The answer is -- in Afghanistan.

Arab League leader Elaraby, in his comments Sunday, appeared to pave the way for Arab agreement to a Western intervention, noting that a "comprehensive confrontation" was needed to cope militarily with the threat posed by Islamic State.

They also provide a historical description of the R&D phase of each intervention, noting that developer choices are important for later policy decisions on use and implementation.