Sentence examples for unsolicited intervention from inspiring English sources

Griffiths said a majority of English clubs believe the current system is flawed, leading to situations such as Saracens' Owen Farrell being awarded a try by the referee, JP Doyle, only for the score to be ruled out following the unsolicited intervention of the TMO.

The fewer new unsolicited healthcare intervention the better [laughs] and we've got all the QOF [Quality Outcomes Framework] stuff to do.

They were saved by an internal intervention: an unsolicited postcard from Ms. D'Arc of Stribling & Associates, who had an exclusive listing on a Classic 5 just downstairs.

The MI training sessions emphasized the patient-centeredness of the intervention and prohibited unsolicited advice.

As physicians are generally open to receiving unsolicited advice from the pharmacist regarding opioid prescribing (93%), specific interventions can also be developed in the Netherlands.

Nor has there been sufficient education and interventions for increasing family members' capacity to provide appropriate unsolicited support.

The interviewers who carried out the follow-up test were not fully blind to the treatment condition as the two types of intervention (psycho- vs. pharmacotherapy) were very different and thus sometimes revealed through unsolicited information given by the patient.

Wilkie and colleagues [ 25] randomized 151 patients with lung cancer and found significantly more unsolicited reports of pain intensity in audio-recordings of on-treatment clinic visits after an intervention consisting of a coaching videotape plus personal reinforcement.

Although it has been suggested that unsolicited smoking cessation advice can annoy patients (Butler et al, 1998), a qualitative study of 16 women in the intervention group of the current study found that they raised no objections to being giving smoking cessation advice from the trained nurses.

He offers an unsolicited endorsement.

"The admission was totally unsolicited".