Sentence examples for launch interventions from inspiring English sources

Resources from the Ministry of Public Health and the one major nongovernmental organization working on tobacco control, ASH Thailand, provided limited opportunities to develop and deliver tobacco control services and launch interventions.

The study will continue over the next two years, Crutchfield said, with the goal of collecting more concrete data, confirming the scope of the problem and finding ways to launch intervention support programs on each campus.

They are calling on the government to abandon the use of drones, claiming they make it easier for politicians to launch military interventions, and have increased civilian casualties.

With the aim to launch preventive interventions for effective care of clinically relevant PTSD in close family members of CCI patients, the early ascertainment of patient- as well as family-related risk factors and diagnostic markers for posttraumatic stress in close family members of CCI patients is highly warranted.

There is a need for political will to launch such interventions which have been shown to be effective in reducing HIV incidence among sex workers.

Britain will not launch military intervention without another vote.

The problem is that France's enthusiasm for launching military interventions – in particular in its former colonies – is not shared by all its European partners.

Farron, who replaced Nick Clegg as Lib Dem leader on Thursday, added that British military strikes in Syria were "done with our name therefore should be done with our approval" and that western countries should be much more cautious about launching military interventions after Tony Blair's "outrageous" war in Iraq.

In standard neocon form, Cable Cheney had demanded Obama launch military intervention in Syria.

6 Brothers and Sisters of GOP Congressman Paul Gosar launch an intervention TV ad....... opposing him for re-election.

Issa says that "we are not really prepared for the attacks we are getting," in Northern and sub-Saharan Africa, which sounds to me like the takeaway should be, "Don't launch an intervention in Libya".