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The Fed might well consider alternative economic indicators as it assesses whether its interventions are reducing uncertainty and promoting recovery.

The Department for Education lacks basic knowledge about how schools operate and is unable to measure how effective its interventions are in helping troubled schools, according to a critical report published by a parliamentary watchdog.

Sachs, for his part, insists that the Millennium Villages Project has been a roaring success, so much so that its interventions are now being imitated — "scaled up" — in nations like Uganda, with full government support.

"The department should identify which indicators it will use to ensure it has a full understanding of the performance of jobcentres under universal credit and the destination of claimants, and use this information to better understand whether its interventions are delivering a long-term reduction in the number claiming benefits," said the MPs.

The difference between humanitarian and altruistic aid is that the former is provided in emergency situations and its interventions are punctual, while the latter seeks sustained development with long-term interventions.

It is absurd to argue that NATO can manage a political crisis, protect human rights, avoid collateral damage or minimize civilian casualties if its interventions are to be accompanied by the use, or threat of use, of nuclear weapons.

Mozilla Corporation is the commercial arm of the not-for-profit Mozilla Foundation, created in 2003 to safeguard what it calls the "open web", and the aim of its interventions is to change the behaviour of big corporations in a way that benefits consumers.

But what the Administration accomplished in its interventions is questionable.

Ascertainment of the role of children in spread of influenza, including asymptomatic infections, and its interventions is of public health importance in post-pandemic influenza seasons.

It did so in Eastern Timor in 1999 where its intervention was necessary to get Indonesia to accept the outcome of the popular vote in Bougainville in 2001 or in Southern Sudan in 2011.

However, the official Saudi justification for its intervention was to restore the internationally recognized Hadi government in Yemen.