The criminal law stands in interesting contrast to the law on forced interventions in a woman's pregnancy.
In 1980, former President Gerald Ford made one of the most direct interventions in a campaign when he and the Republican candidate, Ronald Reagan, discussed Ford's joining the ticket as vice president.
Meanwhile 57% of us firmly believe in only receiving "comfort care" – rather than life-extending medical interventions – in a terminal situation, but only 4% have set our wishes down on paper in an advance directive.
The MoMA installation — organized by Eva Respini, an associate curator of photography at the museum — adds to these space-claiming, space-changing interventions in a less dramatic, more distanced and, one might say, more MoMA-esque way.
However, if we want to be able to articulate and evaluate our interventions in a way which would be recognised by Nice guidelines, this means undertaking randomised controlled trials of social interventions.
It was invoked by the UN Security Council to authorize military interventions in a second civil war in Côte d'Ivoire (2010), in Libya (2011), and in other countries.
They are concrete interventions in a, surprisingly quiet, debate on commodification of the commons and the commercialisation of interpersonal communications".
This paper could be useful to design HR policies and interventions in a more thoughtful manner.
A series of trials of these interventions in a variety of cultures has proved their worth.
Where "Period" refers to the pre vs. post changepoint time period, and "SRTS" is an indicator variable for the presence of SRTS interventions in a census tract.
The strategy should be tailored to each country's cultural and social context, establishing best practices and evidence-based interventions in a comprehensive approach.
