Sentence examples for intervention reflecting the from inspiring English sources

There is a novel emphasis in Clegg's tactics on pre-school intervention, reflecting the work of academics such as Nobel Laureate James Heckman, and in Britain the studies undertaken at Bristol University.

"Development" in this sense refers to theoretical development built on scientific evidence and will focus on classification of surgical procedures, using technical and biological criteria appropriate for identifying characteristics of the intervention reflecting the putative risk level of sporadic CJD transmission.

Is he one of those New Labour people, is he a Conservative?'" Turnbull's intervention reflects the views of shadow ministers which have been passed on to Cameron.

The ban on government intervention reflects the Republicans' aversion to government price controls, but it's also a testament to the lobbying clout of the drug industry, a major patron of the Republican Party.

Rather, Saudi military intervention reflects the kingdom's wariness toward a hostile Shia region on its southern border, especially given that the same tribes and sects that populate northern Yemen dominate the southern Saudi regions of Jizan and Najran.

Overnight commercial-paper rates fell, but one-week rates jumped as lenders continued to worry about taking on longer exposures.The intervention reflected the first signs that the paralysis in the money markets is spreading beyond banks and starting to affect the rest of the economy.

The current reticence over military intervention reflects the public's weariness of war.

The success of our intervention reflects the goals of our program.

A prevalent idea suggests that an increase in MDDS after intervention reflects the loss of certain tissue components in normal samples, for the following reasons.

The selection of holding the baby as the primary intervention reflects the primacy of this practice in debate and controversies surrounding clinical guidance, 13 19 and a preliminary review of the literature revealed that most studies focused on comparisons of holding.

The camp-focused intervention reflected the mobilization of ITNs from government (6000 nets) and NGOs (>21000 nets) to cover the needs of IDPs with about 90% of nets being provided to IDPs in Dili.