Examples of using Interventions in English and their translations into Czech
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Mr President, I thank all the speakers in today's debate for their very interesting interventions.
I would like to thank Members for their interventions.
Build on examples of successful interventions and campaigns, for example the experiences from the Netherlands
Interventions are painless,
As interventions in cooperation with the public health system have proven successful,
minor and bigger interventions are performed by our top dentists with the maximum care
a literature review on the effectiveness of work-related interventions, and an overview of policy initiatives in Europe and at the international level.
In his interventions, Hladík is reconnecting with his performance and action art form of his early years.
Surgical interventions without anesthesia or anything, try that the patient does not suffer much pain
Develop interventions, programmes and strategies that merge traditional workplace health protection with workplace health promotion
In several interventions he worked with the book as with a tabula rasa in which we wrapped all books in the same white paper Untitled, 2008.
He received international acclaim through his actions and interventions in public spaces in the 1970s and 1980s.
Okay, I have watched enough Dr. Phils and Interventions to know you can work anything out if you talk about it.
Medical interventions on an embryo are justifiable only if they are made with the intention of healing,
Awareness should be raised among employers about the cost-eff ectiveness of psychosocial risk management interventions and the fact that psychosocial risk management is possible despite the sensitivity of the issue.
monotherapy and/or in combination with other medicinal products following vascular surgery or interventions: 1-3 tablets daily.
Your interventions don't help!(Door bells chiming)
implemented workplace interventions focusing on preventing stress,
In these state-level interventions should give us all pause. To have an individual engaging.
suggestions relating to interventions that would help decrease the incidence of ageism in our population and prevent its further spread.