Few people, least of all this newspaper, want either vast intervention in financial markets or a big shift of national sovereignty to Europe.
Its themes are disappointment, bitterness and pessimism: a conviction that the vast intervention to rebuild the world's fourth poorest country has benefited only a small handful, and Afghanistan is heading for a new crisis.
But he failed to foresee that the Vietnamese Communist forces would keep on fighting despite the vast United States intervention.
As memories of September, 2008, fade, many will say that the Great Crunch wasn't so bad, after all, and skip over the vast government intervention that prevented a much, much worse outcome.
14 20–22 The authors concluded that there was sufficient evidence for the effectiveness of a small number of interventions however, they did not assess the vast literature of interventions for clinical management, treatment or diagnosis that have assessed unscheduled admissions as an outcome.
A systematic review of the research literature identified a vast number of interventions that have been evaluated for the prevention or treatment of oral mucositis in cancer patients.
The US spends vast sums on interventions to change social stereotyping, but if you ignore sex differences I guarantee sex inequality will continue".
The vast majority of interventions reviewed were delivered face to face by highly trained health care professionals, including employed psychologists, social workers, or nurses.
The literature on changing clinician behaviour and practice is vast and many interventions, underpinned by social, organisational and management theories, have been evaluated [ 12, 13].
Although the Ashodaya framework represents only one of many possible evaluation methodologies, it is telling that the vast majority of interventions reviewed had conducted activities to enable empowerment processes consistent with only stage one or two in this framework.
Thus, there is a vast literature on interventions to help couples cope with the psychological burden of ART treatment (cf. Boivin, 2003; Hämmerli et al., 2009) and much less on interventions to diminish burden, which need to be developed and validated (Boivin et al., 2012).
