Sentence examples for method of intervention from inspiring English sources
Making it cheaper for banks to lend to each other is a rather indirect method of intervention.
A new multilateralism Whether our chosen method of intervention is military or non-military, I believe that the new and highly connected nature of the threat we face demands a new emphasis on multilateralism,...the fourth proposition underlying the liberal conservative approach.
The MFA synergizes the interconnectivity of project functional meetings and institutionalizes a continuous method of intervention that forms a client-side sustainable project procurement process.
The proposed methodology serves as a guide to recovery design, using a "case by case" approach to identify the method of intervention in each value context.
As a consequence, a methodological definition (see Figure 2) is proposed that qualifies DAs as a method of intervention at local level, based on a multi-level governance dynamic (Commission of the European Communities 2001; Committee of the Regions 2009).
The argument has been made that religious and spiritual (R/S) forms of treatment, or R/S adaptations of existing treatments, are an appropriate, culturally sensitive, and potentially efficacious method of intervention when working clinically with religious patients experiencing psychological, behavioral, or physiological dysfunction.
What is required is not a libertarian utopia in which the state retreats from any concern about personal conduct, but a coolly utilitarian assessment of the costs and benefits of different methods of intervention.
Applebaum does not speculate about how Soviet colonization might have been forestalled or what methods of intervention for freedom we should be applying now in Cuba or North Korea, Syria or China.
Frankel also faults Applebaum for not having written about matters tangential or irrelevant to the topic of this book — how Soviet colonization "might have been forestalled," for example — and for not speculating about "what methods of intervention for freedom" should be applied now in Cuba, North Korea, Syria or China.
This chapter critically examines a range of methods of intervention.
Our field observations show that there are two methods of intervention.
