Sentence examples for limit of intervention from inspiring English sources

Given a predefined limit of intervention (140 mg/dl = 7.8 mM), the administered insulin dose must therefore have been rather small.

We've learned a lot about the limits of intervention in those years.

We still deploy bombers, missiles and American troops on that border 60 years after our "policing" action.Just as Lyndon Johnson, pleading that he wanted no wider war, asked Congress to pass the Gulf of Tonkin resolution to step up the action in Vietnam, our president and your newspaper seem to think that the limits of intervention are America's choice to make.

In order to limit variation of intervention delivery at each site the training approach for all facilitators will be consistent and will be conducted face to face over the course of 1 day.

Meta-analyses demonstrated limited effects of interventions on maternal stress (Z = 0.40, p = 0.69) and sensitivity/responsiveness (Z = 1.84, p = 0.07).

Unfortunately, it's also an example of the limits of such intervention.

Other officials were more blunt about the limits of the intervention.

His legacy, however, is a greater honesty about the limits of government intervention in this area and more widespread realisation that solving our racism problem cannot simply be outsourced to a government agency.

The country spent the next several decades "suspended between creation and destruction," as the South African historian Sam Nolutshungu writes, in "Limits of Anarchy: Intervention and State Formation in Chad".

In developing our industrial strategy for the information economy, David Willetts and I have therefore considered the risks and limits of Government intervention as much as the great opportunities.

The end of the cold war, the local conflicts that followed and the growing threat of international terrorist networks have all redrawn old notions about the limits of foreign intervention.