Sentence examples for requesting interventions from inspiring English sources

It may also operate through family or community members providing support to survivors, requesting interventions, or themselves sanctioning perpetrators.

That is to say they described women in general as agreeing to a great deal of risk, and requesting interventions that could have adverse effects on their own health in order to protect the health and wellbeing of the fetus.

Choong said that the Piracy Reporting Center facilitated several multinational meetings, including one requesting intervention by the United States naval forces stationed in Bahrain.

On Oct. 1, they filed an appeal with the United Nations, requesting intervention in a letter (PDF) to the high commissioner for human rights.

Thousands of Muslims marched on Monday to the United Nations office in Srinagar, in Indian-administered Kashmir, to request intervention on behalf of Muslims in the region.

William Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, concluded that the agency was pointing its finger at the White House, which he suggested must have refused the requested intervention.

Reagan and his administration defended the controversial invasion, which lacked approval by the United Nations, saying that it was necessary in order to protect American citizens and provide humanitarian aid to Grenadians; they also pointed out that Scoon had requested intervention.

If you look at the reality on the ground you will see... that it's actually African governments, African countries and African Member States that are coming towards the ICC to request intervention".http://www.ibanet.org/Article/Detail.aspx ArticleUid=f97baf93-ad16-4c94-8956-480a8d3a9d4f.aspx ArticleUid=f97baf93-ad16-4c94-8956-480a8d3a9d4f

Emergency care capacity building at the community level was the second most commonly requested intervention.

The clinical diagnosis, investigation(s) requested, intervention(s), and plan for clinical follow-up will be recorded on a standard paper proforma by the interface clinician conducting the clinical consultation.

Several seemed to have solved the quandary by concluding that when a GP spends time and effort in trying to convince the patient that there is no indication for a requested intervention, the GP is an active gatekeeper even if the result is that the patient gets his or her own way in the end.