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He said that this should include both behavioral intervention research also includes intervention, the two can be mutually reinforcing.

No federal intervention was marshaled to try to stop them, but Mr. Greenspan has no regrets.

Even Mr Cameron, who has put himself at the head of the western intervention, seems to lack appetite for sending ground troops.

Occasionally someone stood and made their way out the rear of the hall to a room where they were encouraged to pray for divine intervention.

But current sentiment is that this may continue for a while before it is corrected, whether by intervention or other means.

So I was interested in this question of why we let certain crises go on for so long without proper intervention.

The Delegation wished to leave out scientific development and would limit its intervention to technological infrastructure.

Following the treaty of Westphalia there was a focus on the question of state sovereignty, implying non-intervention, to secure peace.

And with so much emphasis on early intervention, parents often want to see their children "fixed" right away.

Early recognition and immediate treatment with CSF drainage appeared to be the only intervention that had improved patients' survival.

But on the evidence so far, there seems to be three clear conditions for an intervention.

Surgical intervention is only indicated in a small group of patients with intractable constipation failed to conservative treatment.

That does not imply that politicians will abandon the odd intervention, or stop trying to talk the yen down through verbal intervention.

Asian central banks have been trying to help by stepping up market intervention in an attempt to restrain currency appreciation.

This was clearly a shout-out to the US, and indirectly a subtle hint to the Bank of Japan to refrain from direct FX market intervention.

They will not come pre-packaged and ready for you to unleash as if by some divine intervention.

Some analysts doubted any intervention would be effective, given past experiences by the Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank.

The next step is to move forward with an intervention trial to see if there is therapeutic value in people.

Traders said Monday's intervention was the largest since the financial crisis led Russia to let the ruble drop sharply in 2009.

It has started to call for a no-fly zone and foreign intervention on the Libyan model, both of which are a further incitement to civil war.

How much strategic intervention takes place in the economy?

The direct memory access engine executes two or more of the plurality of programs without intervention by a host processor.

Mr. Bush's portrait of Mr. Cheney reaffirms many reporters' depiction of him as a steamrolling force for military intervention in Iraq.

The overall goal is to get out of the investments as quickly as is possible and minimize government intervention in banks' operations.

There is no doubt that the choices facing policymakers are extremely difficult -- intervention is often a lose-lose situation.

Malinvestment had not been restructured, and losses had not disappeared, because government intervention inhibited their liquidation.

The condition tends to resolve without intervention unless pregnancy occurs, in which case recovery may be delayed for several weeks.

As you know, some outside intervention in your economy is overdue.

The announcement of the personal intervention of the secretary general is a clear sign of the importance of the matter.

The greatest benefit intervention could bring would be if it signalled that the Bank of Japan was more willing to fight deflation.

Many put the relative lack of success of Japan's intervention efforts down to the fact that it was a unilateral effort.

Mr Kouchner was one of the few Frenchmen to see merit in the Iraq intervention, though he criticised its aftermath.

The heart intervention treatment lagging includes a protection surrounding collar and a surrounding collar sleeve.

This sort of intervention by China would not require altruism.

The Libyan intervention feels like a last reprise of that old tune, rather than a bold statement for a new age.

My opinion is that all depends on the kind of medical intervention you want to have and on which part of your body.

The threat of a general collapse of financial institutions is one of the main arguments offered by the supporters of state intervention.

But the only reason this appears to be a public-policy problem is that with a prior intervention, governments have made it one.

The fact that this wasn't seen makes me wonder if this intervention is changing the perception rather than the reality of this outcome.

The FDA also recommends prolonged dual antiplatelet therapy for at least a year following the intervention.

"Each adult is free to make lifestyle decisions without the intervention of the state, " said the court.

They believe Dzeko has already put pen to paper on his new contract and are ready to call for FIFA intervention.

Since the mediastinal teratoma has no specific symptoms, its definite diagnosis is difficult before surgical intervention.

"Our intervention in Dubai World was carefully planned and reflects its specific financial position, " he said in a statement.

That leads on to the biggest question of all: whether this sort of intervention works.

I wonder if after the intervention if you could end up terribly confused, unable to understand why you're feeling a particular way.

The Arab League, which first called for international intervention six months ago, said the events were a "historic moment" .

In a new book, Hawking says that the Big Bang Theory of Creation did not rely on Divine Intervention.

And we might be able to develop some kind of intervention programs to help mothers feel more rewarded about their parenting and their baby.

Its biggest justification for military intervention was that it was formally protecting its own citizens.

The patient had a complete regression of her symptoms, wherefore there was no indication for neurosurgical intervention.

He added: "If you could prevent behavioural problems with an early intervention, in a public health-sense it could be very important. "

It's certainly not what you expect to find in an Ikea store. Mind you, you need a little divine intervention to get out of here sometimes.

Not all exceptions can be automatically processed; sometimes the only way of dealing with a failure is through human intervention.

He said it was "pointless to think" governments' borrowing costs could be lowered for a protracted period by "external" intervention.

A minority of the children formed a control group and didn't go through an intervention of any kind.

Attribution The ascription of a causal link between observed (or expected to be observed) changes and a specific intervention.

The Japanese would not be warned at the moment as it appears their recent intervention has been directionally correct.

The invention relates to a transportation device for inputting an intervention apparatus into a selected area of a human body.

If it is a man and a woman arguing, you may need to call for intervention if there is escalating verbal abuse or any physical abuse.

But the overall taxpayer cost of the intervention would depend on business conditions going forward, he said Sunday.

Analysts said the market was also still cautious about possible Japanese intervention, with many investors on the sidelines.

He said that disorderly foreign exchange moves could hurt economic stability, but he avoided talk of any intervention.

He is, however, right, and his intervention is symbolic of the welcome change in attitude at the FSA since he took charge at the supervisor.

In its opposition to dictatorship, feudalism and foreign intervention, it was like the Spanish Civil War.

socialism, collective, state intervention, state-owned economy, the concept of a conservative become a symbol of backwardness.

But many still require human intervention: workers have to be sent out to download sensor readings or to fix problems.

We really need to be thinking of that in terms of our intervention strategies.

And with such a strong determination, intervention took place.

They are having a hard time across the board, and may be very much in need of intervention to help them out in another domain.

It is possible that the syndrome will become one of targets in the early intervention of cerebrovascular diseases.

Well in reality the agreements for this dance were manipulated heavily through the false intervention making it a no-win circumstance.

Rowe is unhappy with the situation, and is said to be instructing her attorney to go back to their family court judge for an intervention.

But parents can begin their own intervention programs, making changes that do not cost a lot of money and will pay off over the long term.

To be sure, currency intervention is often ineffective, because it takes huge gobs of cash to push such large markets around.

There might seem to be a case for judicious intervention since both sellers and buyers suffer.

Speaking to the UN General Assembly, he said the real harm came from indifference or non-intervention.

But for the sake of your child and your family, having fun needs to form a central part of any intervention and therapy you pursue.

Without intervention, just a few more boys would be born than girls.

The adoption of drug treatment and psychological rehabilitation of their intervention is usually used in clinic.

A foreign policy of non-intervention makes a lot more sense than us trying to be the policeman of the world.

All this seems to tell us the situation was not so, government intervention in the economy and may be necessary.

The logic of the crisis seems to call for an intervention, not at step 4, but at step 2: the financial system needs more capital.

New "passive safety" features can shut a reactor down in an emergency without the need for human intervention.

Intervention is often delayed in the hope that recovery will occur, and this delay increases the stress on the economy.

This seems to be the recurring problem with government economic intervention all over the world.

Prenatal ultrasound screening is one of the effective means of intervention for birth defects control.

The moral of this financial Kabuki play is that government intervention does not always work immediately, or, in this case, for a decade.

The database server is hidden; there is no database administrator, and no direct manual intervention is possible.

Also, whilst I disagree with the picking and choosing of intervention, and am as ever dubious of the true aims, good can come out of it.

Just as significant is the wider impact of Japan's re-embrace of intervention after six years of abstinence.

The system may be able to diagnose ASDs as early as infancy, permitting possible earlier intervention with treatments.

But many tend to forget that the body has an extraordinary immune system built in to help the body heal itself without outside intervention.

First contact began for us as a very odd mission and was proclaimed by Heaven to be a divine intervention.

It's easy to forget that Libya's organic and intense popular uprising preceded any international intervention.

"It's a wall of money that they face. They can't in my view stop appreciation through intervention, they can only slow it, " he said.

NAS Recovery has an easy to use wizard and provides fully automated recovery without any user intervention.

Judging by progress on the formal agenda, rather than the surprise intervention of the British prime minister, the results so far are mixed.

The only thing that saves us right before the wave breaks is an intervention so definite and miraculous you could almost call it divine.

When action was ultimately forthcoming, Treasury officials failed to articulate a clear sense of principles and priorities for intervention.

"Passive safety technology" ensures that a reactor will automatically shut down in the event of a disaster without human intervention.

This replication happens without intervention from the user and does not rely on the replication schedule set up in the Lotus Notes client.

The prevention and intervention of birth defects would be strengthened too, he said.

What was the change in wages earned, two years after the training intervention?

A good environment will look after itself without a great deal of human intervention and, therefore, will not cost much.

Friendship is cultivated and prolonged by mutual respect, and it has no capacity for imposition, intervention or manipulation.

But keep in mind that infrequent but soft, easy-to-pass BMs are not constipation and rarely require intervention.

Mr. Cha said he didn't believe the intervention represented a long-term strategic shift, but a tactical one to avoid a dangerous showdown.

Because even if it is fitted with the current intervention price , the right of the line, in theory, up to a loss of 20%.

Conclusion: Psychological intervention is an effective means to help patient to recover from cardiovascular interventional treatment.

What began as an indigenous peaceful Arab uprising against authoritarian rule could collapse into a spectacle of war and intervention.

Man only seems to learn when matters become serious, and our intervention would not really help the right decisions to be made.

While Japan intervened in currency markets from late 2000 to the end of 2003, the last significant intervention came more than a year ago.

' Perhaps as a result, the White House now seems acutely sensitive to Republican skepticism of government intervention of any sort.

The presence of abdominal mesh proved not to be a serious obstacle when a secondary surgical intervention is required.

Severe OSA may be a causal factor for faster AAA expansion, but this needs to be proved in a randomized controlled intervention trial.

Indeed, Japan's abnormally low rates could be viewed as a form of intervention to hold down the yen.

This thesis focuses on the form of contemporary architecture as the intervention, response, conformity and reconstruction of the topography.

Each attempt brings more retaliation. And yet Invisible Children supports military intervention.

With the right support and intervention, people with learning disabilities can succeed in school and go on to be successful later in life.

Further investigation is needed to support periodontal treatment intervention as a means of controlling systemic inflammation.

Russia's own history offers powerful testimony of the harmful effects that state intervention tends to wreak.

In the absence of a neurological deficit, canal compromise should not be considered a factor supporting surgical intervention.

It can be used at the point of sale or it can be used person-to-person directly without the intervention of any outside entity.

Public intervention would provide a third line of defence by tackling the housing and credit problem directly, he said.

Pressure sore is an indicator of nursing quality. Nursing intervention investment affects the prevention result of pressure sore.

Consider professional intervention if you can't get to the bottom of it on your own.

That's because servers need to be able to use keys in an automated fashion, without user intervention.

Love of freedom, do not like being too much restraint and intervention, is one of human nature.

Food is riddled with state intervention at every turn, from subsidies to millers for cheap bread to bribes for farmers to leave land fallow.

Its action was "more tactical than concerted intervention" , said Julian Callow, European economist at Barclays Capital.

But the size of the intervention was supposed to be beside the point.

Plainly, fighting terrorism or hostage-taking in the Sahel is a different sort of intervention.

They also reported that VB Migration Partner required the least amount of manual intervention to make the UI look like the original one.

The Bank of England is generally thought to have played a poor hand in its intervention in the panic of 1825.

Management has provided guidance on the situations and frequency with which intervention may be needed.

Intervention would have to be on a dramatically bigger scale, he added, and its consequences "far more difficult to foresee" .

there were clear consensus that it has to be a teamwork, team preparation of the patients, and teamwork of intervention.

That intervention helped Chinese exports to surge 46 percent in February compared with a year earlier.

The ongoing weakness has prompted some Wall Street economists to call for major intervention by Washington to head off prolonged stagnation.

No one wants to contemplate military intervention, and talks are the only alternative. Moreover, the evidence of the past is mixed.

abstract: Objective: To observe the individual nature of the intervention on maternal breastfeeding in the cognitive level of analysis.

The prime minister's intervention gives us hope, at last, that this issue may now be treated with the seriousness it deserves.

November's dramatic government intervention may have quelled fears that the bank would go under.

Some see Japan's unilateral intervention as a lost cause and say that Tokyo should pressure its biggest trading partner to help.

Objective To understand effects of comprehension family intervention on relatives with schizophrenic family community.

This would be a foolish intervention into the details of credit contracts that have all the defects of usury laws.

With that said, what do you think about aggressive intervention of pre diabetes for the cardiovascular disease patients?

An application should contain relatively few of these messages, as they imply that human intervention may be required.

I checked to the investigation, " non-intervention " is no more than two perspectives in the United States one.

If one leader made the case for armed intervention in Kosovo it was the British prime minister, Tony Blair.

Together, the two pleaded to the Senate for intervention, only to see their request stalemated by Trade Federation filibustering.

Without any intervention, officials believe the satellite would come down on its own in early March.

The power is given names, e. g. divine intervention, imagination, grace, God, but what ever it is called it is a real force.

Truman would later say in his Memoirs that the threatened intervention in Korea was a prime reason for the meeting.

Consider the case of Israel, which in the face of the economic crisis engaged in massive foreign currency intervention to weaken the shekel.

The Supreme Court's intervention, welcomed Wal-Mart, said the "collective action of all the confusion is bad. "

China has bought bonds issued by the European Financial Stability Fund but has not agreed to wider intervention to help the eurozone.

After the Bank of Spain's intervention, yields on Spanish government bonds rose, making it more expensive to finance public borrowing.

All this can be done remotely and largely in an automated fashion, with little or no hands-on intervention required.

Preemption handles this issue automatically, without any specific intervention by an application developer.

Objective To understand the intervention effects of improved antimalarial drugs packaging treatment on malarial patients.

He said it is leadership, not intervention, when a country acts to the stop the oppression of another.

Conclusion Early intervention in the children at high risk helps to the improvement in their development of movement and cognition.

Intervention packages tailored to local conditions are more likely to be effective than standardized global approaches.

Fine notice message: it is the message sent from meter to server program in case of any intervention in the meter.

Like any virulent conspiracy theory, that of Obama's birth has proved immune to the intervention of fact.

But he did not indicate the legality of humanitarian intervention basis.

But on the whole, government intervention is only likely to raise the cost of mitigating climate change.

Explicit government ownership would be an improvement over the onerous, fiddly and capricious intervention of today.

Furthermore, there was a decline in the number of female dropouts due to marriage in the post-intervention period.

The total time the machine is stopped due to interruptions in the process flow requiring operator or job setter intervention.

But what this means is that, although the public now accepts the need for intervention and peacekeeping, the support is not all that solid.

The selected Add-In has not been confirmed to be ' Command Line Safe' , and may require some user intervention ( possible UI ) .

It was a conflict fought by the colonials for the righteous cause of securing freedom intolerable British intervention in American affairs.

Mr Erdogan is now expected to call for Greek intervention during an official visit to Athens on May 12th.

Indeed, if it is long-term results you are after, the only medical intervention that really works is stomach surgery (banding, etc).

Karst physiognomy is one of the factors that influence ecology, and the intervention from human society is an important one.

The Guardian has learned that Africa's intervention was not a spur of the moment decision by negotiators.

At unit two, the decision was apparently made to put seawater only into the reactor vessel, but the intervention went awry.

The international experience could be referred in the progress of planning and initiating the child nutrition intervention program.

Why do we insist that this "otherness" and this intervention in procreation are only steps towards a Brave New World?

The company registration authority does its duty as provided by law, and does not accept any illegal intervention.

Rose warns that leaders should never go into a military intervention without thinking through the political endgame.

The nature of these reactions means epigenetic processes are susceptible to chemical intervention in a way that genetic mutations are not.

For Chinese, striking the balance between state intervention and a destiny decided by free market forces can be distinctly difficult.

Noda said the intervention was taken to contain "excessive" movements in the currency market.

The long term survivals may be increased by early detection of PEAC, early surgical intervention and adjunct multi modality treatment.

The bitter experiences of the Afghan and Iraq wars, however, shifted the debate on military intervention once more.

China and Russia were among those that opposed the measure, saying it was an unnecessary intervention.

The government fired a blunderbuss of money at it, with six different categories of intervention (see table).

With appropriate treatment and intervention, the chances of a child becoming infected can be reduced from around 25% to less than 2%.

The authors advocated immediate intervention by industry chiefs to stop fledgling office authoritarians from rising up the ranks.

If, after an intervention, nothing happens, then everybody says, 'What was the big deal? '

Intervention : There was no intervention.

Bloat and torsion require IMMEDIATE VETERINARY INTERVENTION. From onset to death is considered to be less than an hour.

In the mess we were to end in the last two and three weeks, I in fact ask today for the army intervention.

Any intervention that requires the doors of the RABS to be opened is unacceptable within the context of advanced aseptic processing.

Develop language policy and language legislation is a state intervention of the major means of the use of language.

Be assured they could have been so much more serious without our intervention, and you will not necessarily know exactly what we have done.

This belief system did not, of course, exclude the possibility of market intervention.

It is possible that a system's dependency structure can be so corrupt as to require manual intervention.

Delegates from several African countries gathered in Tripoli to hear Libyan officials slam NATO's intervention.

Few financial crises have been sorted out in modern times without massive government intervention.

It was divine intervention that brought the fork to the lining of his trousers, and now he must seize the opportunity.

The goal of such statements is to produce the desired outcome without taking the chance on an actual intervention that could backfire.

Yen strength, in other words, is artificial. Tokyo's intervention is only meant to set things back to their natural order.

Government intervention and reluctance on the part of executives to give up full control have been among the obstacles.

But all that currency intervention can exacerbate inflation.

Exercise intervention as the prevention and treatment of diabetes is always paid attention.

Excessive mental burden on the physiological processes of the body is undoubtedly a bad intervention.

intervention were carried by the means of push dilatation of prepuce orifice and dilatation of prepuce orifice through blood vessel clamp.

Future intervention may be necessary if the pulmonary artery branches were small and do not grow well after surgery.

The home-birthers decry grasping, bossy doctors who turn a natural experience into a near-emergency needing medical intervention.

Results: Lung injury alleviated after using the UTI intervention, significant survival rate change did not ap pearled.

This modern intervention emphasizes the playful nature of the scheme.

It was the intervention of NATO aircraft that prevented Gadhafi from rolling into Benghazi and potentially halting the rebellion.

A second reason for government intervention is market failure, which may occur in the presence of market power or when markets do not exist.

If conservative therapy fails or typical signs of peritonitis are present, aggressive surgical intervention would be the best choice.

Share experiences on HIV AIDS prevention and intervention and strengthen working relationship with counterparts from all over the world.

One of the thrusts of our housing policy is to minimize government intervention in the operation of the market as far as possible.

"History suggests unilateral intervention doesn't seem to work, " McCormick said.

To this end, the Russian government's task is to set fair and clear "rules of the game" to reduce administrative intervention.

Thus under such circumstances, western corporate holdings are likely to be expropriated or subjected to arbitrary intervention.

Western intervention is now justified in the name of fighting terrorism, not just of altruism.

None of the SCO wants to get directly embroiled in the Nato conflict. They fear the intervention stokes terrorism, rather than defeating it.

The congressman's intervention helped him secure his documentation, he said.

The focus is on minimizing the cost of each intervention and limiting services rather than on maximizing value over the entire care cycle.

The problem is usually non-recoverable and requires manual intervention.

American public opinion viewed the intervention suspiciously from the beginning of the affair.

"Surgical castration is no longer a generally accepted medical intervention in the treatment of sex-offenders, " the report said.

The free price mechanism is the basic one in the market economy, but it does not mean that there is no need for government intervention.

'With appropriate intervention strategies, adults' brains may still be able to quickly develop structure to acquire skills.

Conclusion. Uncomplicated spinal tuberculosis is a medical problem. The study shows that surgical intervention is not always necessary.

Finally , this paper contrasts new process with the old , and demonstrates theimpaction of the original process due to IT' intervention .

There was no intervention-related mortality.

Selective catheterization angiography can confirm the diagnosis of brain AVM and provide quality-oriented means of intervention.

For the rich lamas and secular lords, the Communist intervention was an unmitigated calamity.

Intervention by the "king, " by government, and by the police was necessary to obtain action and results.

They traditionally stand for low taxes, a strong military, traditional values, and little intervention by government in everyday life.

Another case of official intervention in defense of a fixed exchange rate is shown in Figure 3. 2B .

Things have changed, but in Hungary only one birth in a hundred happens without some form of medical intervention.

Results Under the intervention led by pharmacists, the total level of rational administration was enhanced, and a positive effect was found.

Results The time of intervention group was evident short to the control group and no one was dead of lung's complication.

This method, called kangaroo mother care, is an intervention designed to help low birth-weight babies survive.

This paper introduces the concept of test anxiety, influence and causes, intervention and study the problems that exist.

Both total control intervention group was better than control group (P05), and a statistically significant.

Since the Manhattan incident, restrictions on military intervention in foreign countries have eased, fueling demand for mercenaries.

CT intervention is an important part of radiology, and being used in many organs to detect and treat diseases with unique advantage.

The main opposition parties warned that the intervention was a " blatant occupation " and " undeclared war" by armed troops .