Sentence examples for intervention to create from inspiring English sources

Only an effective arms embargo and a multilateral intervention to create safe havens for civilians will stop the slaughter.

"The police service would be supportive of any political intervention to create some form of independent assessment process in the future".

Despite government intervention to create jobs for young people, the sluggish growth of the French economy and a steady erosion of manufacturing jobs have given the lie to Mr Hollande's promise.

The Ninth is regularly performed as a three-movement work, ending with the huge Adagio, or sometimes with Bruckner's Te Deum as a choral finale but, in fact, the material for the fourth movement is almost complete; it's fragmented, but the manuscript sketches require far less editorial intervention to create a continuous whole than either Mahler 10 or Elgar Three.

However, most of the smart LED-based lighting systems rely on expert-human intervention to create a desired atmosphere.

But they said governments needed to take a lead by using legislation and direct intervention to create a better environment.

"The most urgent focus of policy change must be interventions to create jobs for young people," Mr. Zuma said.

There is a need for theoretically-based, empirically supported nursing interventions to create a therapeutic and healing environment that decrease stress and improve patients' experiences.

Identifying interventions to create jobs and/or increase earnings: once the business areas to be aggregated and the relevant value chains have been identified, various alternative interventions are possible.

There are dedicated researchers and school reform experts worldwide, developing and evaluating interventions to create caring school environments (for example, the KiVa program from Finland, and WITS from Canada).

However, even with interventions to create better systems, hand washing remains highly variable between individuals.