Sentence examples for interventionist model from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, this liberal interventionist model seemed to work.

Some variation on this interventionist model can be found in much of emerging Asia.

The two dominant models of research funding, an intra-academic model and a top down interventionist model, seem to be replaced partly with a catalytic one.

Insofar as there's any traction for the Western anti-war or anti-interventionist movements, the dramatic death of the anti-war movement following the inauguration of Obama indicates this is a partisan contest for control of Western interventionism rather than real opposition to the interventionist model.

Moreover, there is growing concern about the existing variation in childbirth care practice and the possible costs, in both health and economic terms, of following an interventionist model when attending to women without any obstetric risk in a highly technological environment [ 4- 9].

A shift to a less interventionist model of care has encouraged many countries to review their policies on maternal health care and develop models such as the "midwife-led unit" (MLU) where the midwife plays a predominant role with a minimum of routine intervention.

8 9 A recent Australian randomised controlled trial of caseload midwifery care for women in all risk categories showed that care in less interventionist models was as safe and significantly less costly than routine public hospital care (in press).

For example, in a "default-interventionist" model System 2 processes are not always engaged though they are in "parallel competitive" models (both models include the constant automatic engagement of System 1).

We need to move to an interventionist, experimental model to establish whether workplace based assessment makes a difference.

Nor is the rapid growth of relatively poor countries like China and India an indicator of American weakness or the superiority of more interventionist growth models.

The forward march of globalisation has paused since the financial crisis, giving way to a more conditional, interventionist and nationalist model.