Sentence examples for intervention sectors from inspiring English sources

Since the September 11 attacks in the United States, national security policies have targeted five strategic intervention sectors with respect to potential threats of disruption within Canada: transport, health emergencies, border security, international security, and emergency operation and planning as well as intelligence (Godbout 2008).

Workers allocated in intervention sectors will receive the same ergonomic guidelines as the control group.

11 Saturation coverage with ITPS in the intervention sector of Largo would provide few untreated surfaces upon which blood-fed mosquitoes can alight.

Noting that the so-called cosmetic interventions sector had grown 300 percent in five years, it warned that possible side effects ranged from scarring to infection and even blindness.

Using routinely collected data from monthly community HMIS reports, we will assess health indicators from intervention area sectors compared to other rural sectors.

An earlier version put in place in 2005 limited the government's power of intervention to sectors more obviously linked to national defence".Economic patriotism" prompted the new decree, Arnaud Montebourg (pictured above), France's interventionist industry minister, told Le Monde.

The implementation of a global strategy on non-communicable diseases requires intervention in sectors and policy settings that extend well "beyond the traditional mandates and authority of health ministries and authorities" [ 41].

"We hope that many of these conspiracies and interventions by sectors of the C.I.A. and the Pentagon can finally be put behind us and we can have a relation with President Obama based on respect," he said Thursday.

Health and equity impacts of policies and interventions are questioned, but managers and policy agents in various institutional contexts have very few practical tools to help them better orient interventions in sectors other than the health sector.

Excluding support for banks and other "financial interventions", public sector net borrowing was £10bn, £2.7bn higher than in April 2010, when net borrowing was £7.3bn.

However, public sector intervention is required, if such private sector solutions were unavailable.