Sentence examples for interventions which will from inspiring English sources
The redevelopment project was, Chipperfield said, "an architectural solution embedded in the place itself, a series of subtle interventions which will add up to something very different".
"The project is an architectural solution embedded in the place itself," Sir David said, describing it as "a series of subtle interventions which will add up to something very different".
Despite the grim prognosis, O'Neill said there is hope if international consensus is reached and through advances in diagnostics, stimulating the development of new AMR drugs and alternative therapies such as vaccines – interventions which will be explored in greater detail by the review in future papers.
"Instead of simply stopping energy companies doing secret trades between the generation and retail parts of their business, Ofgem is tinkering around the edges with a whole host of complicated interventions which will be difficult to properly monitor and enforce," she said.
After a series of active interventions (which will be described in more detail), during the period 1985–1992, the proportion of non-emergencies fell to 32.0% in 1993 and has been steadily falling ever since.
Medication safety is of increasing importance and understanding the nature and frequency of medication errors in the Emergency Department (ED) will assist in tailoring interventions which will make patient care safer.
Having done that; What is the intervention which will go some way to solving that? and how will we fix a baseline to gauge improvement.
"Real Estate Intervention," which will have its premiere in July, is a product of HGTV's retooling to reflect these economic times.
"We are against any foreign military intervention, which will damage the efforts aimed at finding a political solution for the conflict in Syria," Mr. Khazaee said.
So it is too simplistic to say that there is a single intervention which will bring a sudden end to the fighting.
O'Sullivan said it was better for the Catholic church's future recovery that he now resign and "hand in his hat", a significant intervention which will increase the pressure both in Ireland and Rome.
