Sentence examples for prepare an intervention from inspiring English sources

A story in which the women prepare an intervention to save the life of an alcoholic man they adore stops just short of the intervention itself (much later, almost in passing, we learn what became of this man).

While his friends at the hospital prepare an intervention to convince O'Malley to stay, they all work on a severely disfigured John Doe, brought in after a horrible bus accident, in which he pushed a woman out of the way and saved her life.

In response to the articulated need for support, the casemanagers and project leader are preparing an intervention protocol.

In order to prepare a novel intervention for use in multiple European countries it is important to assess the perceptions and expectations of the subjects of the intervention.

In parallel, Russia ordered its troops in Bessarabia to prepare for an intervention over the Prut River and into Bucharest the prospect of a Russo-Turkish war was inconvenient for Abdülmecid, at a time when the French Second Republic and the United Kingdom failed to clarify their positions in respect to Ottoman policies.

In March, 2015, the Saudis and the Emiratis informed the White House that they were preparing a military intervention in Yemen.

Ecowas is also preparing a military intervention force, but it has yet to gain United Nations approval for it.

At the end of the workshop series, the CDM team from each clinic prepared a proposed intervention plan describing the steps needed to achieve their goals within a set timeline.

This design demands comparable units, of which one can be prepared as an intervention unit and one as a control unit.

This cross-sectional survey was completed within a baseline study preparing for an intervention study on knowledge translation (Implementing knowledge into practice for improved neonatal survival: a community-based trial in Quang Ninh province, Viet Nam, the NeoKIP project, ISRCTN44599712).

With the Liberal victory in December 1905, Haldane was appointed as Secretary of State for War, and immediately set about reforming the Army to best prepare it for an intervention in a European war.