Sentence examples for traditions of intervention from inspiring English sources

For clinicians and commissioners, this poses a difficulty in making general choices in a field containing often strong and partisan claims of effect from different traditions of intervention.

Smith said he did believe in the "internationalist tradition of intervention" but felt the arguments were not there in the case of Iraq.

The increased effect in the 16 intervention studies (fig 3) could be attributed to the longer tradition of intervention study guidelines.

There is a long tradition of interventions that addresses the interpersonal component of quality of care.

The description of homebirth practices by women included interventions introduced during labour to shorten the duration of labour described by the sub-category 'long tradition of interventions' in Figure  1.

Memories of foreign interventions never die here, but then the tradition of foreign intervention lives on too: Georgia was effectively invaded in 2008 by Russia and forced to cede the Caucasian land of South Ossetia.

The Greek saga has brought back to the boil the long-simmering culture clash between the European Union's traditional drivers: federal Germany with its Prussian attachment to rules and an instinctive frugality rooted in past economic traumas, and republican France with a tradition of state intervention and a more Mediterranean attitude to public debt.

The Greek episode has heated up the long culture clash between the European Union's traditional drivers: federal Germany with its Prussian attachment to rules and an instinctive frugality rooted in past economic traumas, and republican France with its tradition of state intervention and a more Mediterranean attitude toward public debt.

The European Union, from its creation as the, has had a strong tradition of market intervention.

So with enthusiastic backing from the US government, and the promise of an American invasion if the generals bungled their coup, Brazil signed up to the sad South American tradition of military intervention.

The states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu have a tradition of state intervention in health which ensures an adequate basic administrative system for implementing immunisation programmes.