This label characterises a highly complex intervention which comprises a raft of intervention components.
"It is set to completely transform these deep rural communities in terms of healthcare, education, job creation and a raft of other interventions.
This point will be revisited later in terms of trial design but we should recognize how differences in genotype, age, comorbidity and environmental factors all combine uniquely within an individual patient to dictate the degree of systemic inflammatory response, not only to the stressor but also to the raft of therapeutic interventions delivered.
Australia's landmark racial discrimination act was suspended by the conservative government of John Howard, as part of a raft of policies called "the intervention".
It offers a raft of sensible-sounding suggestions, including early intervention, offering a better mix of mainstream and specialist education, and letting schools rather than bureaucrats choose how to spend special-education money".We need to get very clever quite quickly," says Baroness Ashton, the minister responsible.
America and China have a raft of deep disagreements on, among other things, Taiwan, human rights, intervention, missile defence and the stealing of nuclear secrets.
The result is a raft of policies and initiatives aimed at national or micro-level, favouring big charities or individual intervention, the majority of which ignore the potential contribution of local voluntary and community organisations.
The new so-called Early Intervention Grant is being brought in to replace spending on a whole raft of programmes from Sure Start to Connexions, from learning for two-year-olds to short breaks for disabled children.
Users complained about a raft of things.
