Although the study is silent on the subject of interventions to help preserve endangered languages, there is a range of revitalization efforts that can serve as examples, such as the incorporation of the Hawaiian language into school curricula and daily government operations, she says.
DAVID E. SANGER Humanitarian Intervention On the subject of humanitarian intervention to prevent genocide, Mr. Obama made some assertions about policy and history that at best are fuzzy and that many historians would probably question.
Comparison is made between the instructional design of the corporate learning intervention being developed and the systems engineering based product design process which is the subject of the intervention.
High-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) is normally the subject of therapeutic intervention, involving either removal or destruction of the lesions, to prevent malignant progression, and while this intervention certainly reduces the cancer development rates, the number of patients subject to overmedication increases at the same time.
Now, the beleaguered establishment (impropriety, murder, poor exam results) is the subject of government intervention.
How does it feel to be the subject of an intervention?
Sometimes this isolates Germany among its allies, as in 2011 when it abstained from voting in the United Nations Security Council on the subject of an intervention in Libya.
I had not yet been the subject of an intervention, drug related or otherwise.
Against her own good sense, she falls for Aaron, who himself becomes the subject of an intervention by a roster of patients who include LeBron James, Chris Evert, Marv Alpert and Matthew Broderick, when his own career starts to falter.
He showed courage in addressing the subject of humanitarian intervention during a campaign season in which compassion is in low esteem, with voters cheering for execution and jeering assistance to the needy.
