Sentence examples for interventions aiming to make from inspiring English sources
Our findings will help inform future policies and interventions aiming to make Auckland a "cyclable" city throughout the year.
Differentiating the two main BCT categories clinical and health care system determinants for effectiveness was based on the author's idea that the requirement for baseline comparability for the clinical comparisons is, indeed, equally much needed when studying interventions aimed to make changes in the health care system (and through these changes increase effectiveness of interventions).
Pro: The intervention aims to make the discussion more effective by drawing together all members.
Aiming to make a better job of such interventions – in terms both of cost and outcome – Cameron headed to Birmingham, to announce a more co-ordinated casework focus and to pledge £448m of recycled spending.
This is a narrowly defined category which includes interventions that aim to make communication between parents and health care providers possible, specifically in the face of a practical obstacle such as disability or a language difference.
By thus delaying the intervention, these teams aim to make use of the particularly fast growth during this period.
To truly adopt this intersectional perspective, future interventions should not just aim to make parallels between racial and gender inequalities in programme content as was suggested in the last section of the paper, but also might aim to be transformative in race and class structures and identities.
The film is one of a number of recent documentaries that have aimed to make an intervention in the political debate.
Based on Madame Butterfly, centring on the doomed love-affair between a Vietnamese prostitute and a US marine, Miss Saigon does not aim to make audiences think well of American intervention in foreign countries.
