Examples of using Intervention programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Calls on the Member States to put in place effective preventive and intervention programmes, including regular training programmes,
referred to in Articles 3 to 7, with the aim of identifying appropriate intervention programmes or measures.
benchmarks which are a prerequisite for evaluating strategies and intervention programmes, or the relevant methodologies and requirements on which proper
to effective intervention programmes or measures designed to evaluate
7 may have access, where appropriate, to effective intervention programmes or measures designed to evaluate and prevent the risk of offences being committed.
where appropriate, to effective intervention programmes or measures designed to evaluate and prevent the risk of offences being committed.
compare the financial resources made available under Interreg III with those made available under Objective 1 and Objective 2 Intervention programmes, given that the eligible regions are not exactly the same,
An appropriate response against such a danger does not include only ex post facto intervention programmes but needs to start much earlier when dealing with such materials,
which shall include specific intervention programmes or measures as referred to in Article 17.
An authority or body designated to manage an intervention programme.
WHO Europe has developed the CINDI pyramid(from the Countrywide Integrated Non communicable Disease Intervention programme).
body designated by Member States to manage an Authority intervention programme.
Intervention programmes or measures.
Article 16- Recipients of intervention programmes and measures.
There are certain elements that have been shown to improve the results of intervention programmes.
Improving access to early intervention programmes especially for young people with experimental use of psychoactive substances.
Stresses that early intervention programmes are crucial for children in the development of life skills, including language skills;
To promote access to intervention programmes and measures as a means to prevent repeated and first-time offences against children.
Research shows that early intervention programmes for babies and children that allow therapists
While, along the lines of the intervention programmes run under Objectives 1
