Sentence examples for risky interventions from inspiring English sources

Hospitals set firm rules about who could do deliveries, what steps they had to follow, and whether they would be permitted to use forceps and other risky interventions.

The authors will likely get unanimous approval for their approach whenever risky interventions or complex examinations with an elevated dose level are considered.

Care is unscheduled and therefore paper records are unlikely to be retrieved; many patients are unstable and require risky interventions; patients and providers lack a long-term relationship; and patients may be unable to give crucial information due to altered mental status.

It may therefore be anticipated that women in Jimma town are benefitting from the easy access to safe abortion, a factor which may prevent them from resorting to unsafe and risky interventions.

The hospital environment hinders women from giving birth without unpleasant, traumatic and risky intervention.

Mr. Prime Minister, you want a crude, rude, unprecedented, reckless, and risky intervention in the U.S. elections.

In Libya, he overruled Gates and his military advisers and pushed our allies to adopt a broad and risky intervention.

If such a risky intervention were undertaken, Turkey would be within its rights, following the Libyan model, to call on fellow Nato members, including Britain, for support.

The unprecedented and risky intervention comes as Europe steps up its efforts to deal with the growing crisis, which has seen Libya become the primary route for migrants, following the closure of Greece's borders to refugees last spring.

To justify the unexpected new sacrifices it is asking from its followers, Hezbollah has framed the risky intervention in Syria as crucial to safeguarding its avowed core missions: challenging Israel, empowering its Shiite community and protecting Lebanon.

United Nations diplomats said Russia, a powerful ally of Syria, was using the situation in Libya as a justification to oppose action in Syria, arguing that NATO's risky intervention in Libya, under a United Nations mandate to protect civilians, had gone too far and risked becoming a protracted stalemate.