Sentence examples for put interventions from inspiring English sources

"Once we know what an employee's stress level is we can then put interventions in place," says Mr Dunbar, "from encouraging more exercise to changing work patterns".

A Senate amendment -- supported by the civil rights community but actively opposed by the NEA - says when accountability data shows that a group of students in a school (or an entire school) is struggling, states and districts would need to put interventions in place to improve results for those students.

Putting interventions to treat aging on the market would mean a fundamental shift in our medical system, towards preventative medicine.

Then we started putting interventions starting with the furthest catchment area that is across the pontoon about 8 to 12 kilometres from here.

By identifying what reinforces the behaviour, practitioners can put in place interventions which are designed to foster prosocial actions.

Given the effect of care-giving on the health and wellbeing of older people, it is important that policy makers and practitioners put in place interventions to support older care-givers.

Some of these measures may be putting in place interventions that promote family-friendly schools.

Our own successes help put these interventions in perspective.

But in Cambridge, Massachusetts, they were also at the heart of a growing movement to put aid interventions to the test of actual science.

"When it's something like lead and you know what that future is, you can't just sit back and say 'Oh, let's research this.' You have to act [and] put these interventions in place now".

Particular emphasis has been put on interventions that might improve long-term adherence to therapy.