Sentence examples for powers for intervention from inspiring English sources
The novel virus was also listed as a quarantinable disease under Australia's Quarantine Act 1908, which allows for the application of public health powers for intervention (5 ).
Its "new politics", consisting of a partly appointed parliament, sweeping powers for military intervention and, of course, a strong crown, is "Premocracy" redux.The army is a big part of the country's predicament.
Plan B is to create a "fiscal compact" among a coalition of the willing – probably everyone but Britain – with quasi-automatic penalties for countries breaking the single currency rules and stronger powers of intervention for European institutions policing the pact.
Experts have known about the power of intervention for some time.
We use data from an earlier study that included the CYDS communities to estimate power for CYDS intervention effects given several analytic models that might be applied to the multiple baseline and follow-up surveys that define the CYDS cross-sectional design.
Parents would also have the power to call for intervention by the local director.
The sample size was calculated in order to provide sufficient power for post-intervention analyses, and assumed a nonresponse rate of 5%%.
The use of a sample enriched for family history of SMI will increase statistical power for testing interventions' effects on SMI risk because of the high base risk of developing SMI [ 8].
But even in the case of Libya, it was not so much the President, but Hillary Clinton, Samantha Power and Susan Rice who lobbied for intervention to take place.
For example, if the small centres were recruiting to intervention 1 (i.e. they were allocated the following combinations of interventions: 123; 124; 125; 134; 135; 145) and the large centres were recruiting to intervention 5 then the study may not have enough power to detect an effect for intervention 1.
Victims and refugees caught in these conflicts have repeatedly called for intervention by outside powers.
