Sentence examples for more costly interventions from inspiring English sources

Yet, as the event was told, the right support for carers is an effective way of preventing or delaying more costly interventions.

In the council's Targeted and Specialist Services, the Children's, Adults and Public Health directorates would merge and an emphasis would be put on "early intervention and prevention... before more costly interventions are required later".

In these cases, it makes sense to push for more costly interventions, deep attitude change and policy work - a nudge to remind ourselves that not all important policy problems have simple, low-cost solutions.

Generally, parenting education is viewed as a valuable way of avoiding adolescent anti-social behaviour and, therefore, more costly interventions in the future [ 17].

Inaction tears at our conscience and can lead to more costly intervention later.

He spoke of international laws and institutions, humanitarian grounds for war ("Inaction tears at our conscience and can lead to more costly intervention later"), proportion and self-restraint, force as a last resort, and the need for universal principles of human rights to guide choices.

It is clear that an intervention of very low cost has only a limited probability of proving cost-effective, with a more costly intervention yielding little or no net benefit.

Our concern was that the benefit of the complex, and therefore more costly, intervention should be regarded as relevant only if the effect could be demonstrated against a less complex cheaper intervention.

This reflects our hypothesis that the benefit of the complex and therefore more-costly intervention may be relevant only if the effect can be demonstrated against a less-complex, low-cost intervention.

This knowledge is informative for school boards and school administrators as physical environment interventions are likely far more costly than interventions aimed at improving the social capital at schools.

Until now, the western camp has been prepared to bleed Syria while Obama has resisted pressure for what he last week called more "difficult, costly interventions that actually breed more resentment".