Sentence examples for interventions itself from inspiring English sources

Chafetz went on to become the founding director of the new National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism in the United States at the beginning of the 1970s; however, the study of brief interventions itself was almost completely dormant during the 1960s and early 1970s 5.

The problem is in the execution, not the intervention itself.

The intervention itself supplied proof of more Iraq lessons learnt.

On the prospect of military intervention itself, Alexander added: I'm not convinced arming the rebels is an appropriate response.

A story in which the women prepare an intervention to save the life of an alcoholic man they adore stops just short of the intervention itself (much later, almost in passing, we learn what became of this man).

As for non-intervention itself, he said, Italy not only admits but proclaims its part in the war, boasting that the capture of Santander was an Italian victory.

It has social as well as political problems that pre-date its outgoing and controversial prime-minister, Nouri al-Maliki, as well as the 2003 intervention itself.

The intervention itself causes short time re-suspension.

The intervention itself causes short-term re-suspension, but erosion not significantly affected (0).

It was also found, however, that the police intervention itself significantly increased the probability of feeling unsafe.

In this paper we describe the process of developing the intervention, describe the intervention itself and, where relevant, consider issues of evaluation design and implementation.