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It's difficult to maintain public support for interventions to get financial markets moving again.
It took 40 years and several congressional interventions to get the last comparable government reorganisation right, the establishment of the Department of Defence.
Once we decide on the targets we want to reach, the rest is relatively straightforward (though still incredibly difficult): finding the cheapest, fastest and most effective interventions to get us there.
This news delighted Mr. Grosswald and gave him an acute case of what psychologists call "hagglerphoria," a complicated mental state characterized by a mix of joy and anger-tinged sadness — the first stemming from the results, the second from the realization that it took the Haggler's interventions to get those results.
And new medications targeted at glutamate circuits may be a more direct way than dopamine-related interventions to get at craving.
The analysis the third in a series from a commission established by U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and chaired by former Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill is the most specific and prescriptive yet, laying out what it calls "a bold set of interventions" to get new drugs to market.
There are many notable local interventions to getting men more involved with the education of children, namely volunteer, mentoring, and reading programs.
Never one to miss an opportunity, he quickly suggested "a little divine intervention" to get the negotiations over.
"It's a brief, sharp, very focused style of intervention to get mum, dad or carer to the point where they are good-enough parents.
