Sentence examples for interventions to do from inspiring English sources

There are some situations where people need specific interventions to do something in particular.

"Basically, having programs to reduce binge drinking on college campuses in the absence of broad-based community interventions to do likewise may be a bit like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic," said Dr. Timothy S. Naimi of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Whole system approaches that integrate mental and physical healthcare and support self-management for people with multimorbidity are called for, but few primary and community based interventions to do this currently exist [ 55].

Parliament voted for military intervention to do the right thing – by Iraq, the region and the wider international community.

V.D.G.: Everything starts with a scientific context in which you're developing an intervention to do something that's going to make people healthier or happier.

In 1872 a Tory leader, Benjamin Disraeli, spoke out in favour of helping "the condition of working men", of government intervention to do so and of taking action - controversial at the time - to heal the divide between rich and poor.

Yet the principal neighboring countries affected, Turkey and Israel, have done little to help stabilize Syria and want U.S. intervention to do their dirty work for them.

Advisor SB5 had been inspired by the intervention to do more health promotion work and training.

Philosopher Hans Jonas [ 2] asks us to consider whether we would hesitate to make a dead brain function if it required an artificial intervention to do so.

It's important for everyone involved in the intervention to do their part to make the process as smooth as possible.

One of the things the intervention attempts to do is reset their sleep patterns, so that they sleep less but better.