Sentence examples for intervention statement from inspiring English sources

A mixed model ANOVA was run on the recognition test similarity ratings, with time (pre post intervention), statement type (target, foil) and statement valence (positive, negative) as the within subjects factors and training group (CBM-I or placebo control) as the between subjects factor, (see Table 2).

"Syria rejects the statements of officials of Qatar on sending Arab troops to worsen the crisis... and pave the way for foreign intervention," a statement said.

You are reluctant to delimit the scope of such a policy ("anything from armed intervention to a statement in parliament").

Depending on the egregiousness of the offence and the other interests at stake, supporting human rights may mean anything from armed intervention to a statement in parliament.

But Ayatollah Khamenei closed the door to any appeals for intervention in a statement issued on state television on Saturday afternoon, congratulating Mr. Ahmadinejad on his victory and pointedly urging the other candidates to support him.

He has always encouraged his bishops to be the leading authority in their dioceses, so any intervention or critical statement on the protest would risk undermining Richard Chartres, the Bishop of London.

Downing Street responded to the justice secretary's intervention by organising statements from senior lawyers to rebut his claims, including from Jeremy Wright, the attorney general, and Dominic Grieve, his predecessor as the government's chief law officer.

Following the intervention, MI adherent statements increased (baseline = 9.4%, post = 61.5% and follow-up 47.2%) and non-MI adherent statements decreased (baseline = 90.6%, post = 38.5% and follow-up = 52.8%).

To assess knowledge of interventions, the following statement was presented: "There are different activities that could help Joana.

They believe that every intervention is a strong statement against violence, fear and victimisation.

In their agreement, the two groups, the Syrian National Council and the National Coordination Body for Democratic Change in Syria, said they rejected any foreign military intervention in Syria, a statement that seemed to preclude a Libyan-style intervention in the country.