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Sachs, for his part, insists that the Millennium Villages Project has been a roaring success, so much so that its interventions are now being imitated — "scaled up" — in nations like Uganda, with full government support.

Cognitive-behavioral interventions for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) have emerged in the last two decades, and these interventions are now regarded as evidence-based.

Given the broad acceptance of non-operative management in trauma, there is a reasonable concern whether such widespread use of advanced imaging is warranted in all pediatric patients, particularly since surgical decision-making and interventions are now primarily driven by the physiologic status of the patients.

Interventions are now being developed to redress this imbalance [ 13], but challenges remain.

Fortunately, many interventions are now available to reduce deaths due to pneumonia among children throughout the world.

However, most professional behaviour change interventions are now 'complex interventions' that are operationalised in complex organisational and policy contexts.

"Implementing these interventions is now the department's top priority," he said in a statement.

The efficacy of new therapeutic interventions is now evaluated in terms of their impact on both quantity and quality of life, with the aim of extending survival and improving HRQoL.

Critics of intervention are now asking, if we strike now, what do we do when Mr. Assad does it again?

Europeans who backed Nato's controversial "light-footprint" intervention are now worried about a failed state to their south, but the international community as a whole is still more preoccupied by the larger problems posed by Syria and Iraq.

Blair forgets, though, that those states he sees as success stories thanks to "our" benevolent intervention are now boiling in turmoil.