Sentence examples for interventions planned for from inspiring English sources

The Tories have further counter-intuitive interventions planned for the coming week, and the prime minister is said to be preparing furiously for the final televised "debate", a special edition of Question Time on April 30th.

Writing in the Guardian, David Cameron's predecessor in Downing Street makes the first of a series of interventions planned for the last six weeks of the referendum campaign by arguing that in areas such as tax, immigration and climate change there is no future for Britain adopting a go-it-alone approach.

Data was planned to be pooled in order to provide an estimate of the effectiveness of the interventions planned for the studies reporting the same outcome measures.

These interventions, planned for the upcoming three months, will be in the priority target areas of Hiran, Middle Shabelle, Lower Shabelle, Galgadug and Bakol Regions in South Central Somalia and Bari region in the Northeast.

Poor donor response to Ethiopian emergency Friday, 7 April 2000: Critical, life-saving health and nutrition interventions planned for children and women affected by the current drought emergency in Ethiopia are being undermined by poor donor response to non-food humanitarian interventions, said UNICEF Ethiopia Senior Programme Officer, Rodney Phillips, today.

As the first intervention planned for is educational, individual and relational factors will be possible to address, although in ways that are yet to be identified.

Team members conduct routines-based assessments, develop functional goals, and implement outcomes-based intervention plans for young children with special needs.

Regardless of the context or content of the intervention, recreation therapists follow a systematic sequence of assessment, planning the intervention, implementing the intervention, planning for transition, and evaluation to systematically document the outcomes of their interventions.

The intervention plans for each participant are summarized in Table II.

All intervention plans for high risk patients were recorded on the electronic chart by nursing staff.

The measurement and identification of the various risk factors for these complaints is an important step towards recognizing (a) high risk subgroups that are relevant in profiling CANS; and (b) also for developing targeted and effective intervention plans for treatment.