Examples of using Intervention programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Intervention programmes or measures.
Identifying appropriate intervention programmes or measures; and.
Will have the knowledge and skills to independently to design and evaluate intervention programmes.
Preventive intervention programmes or measures.
Develop support programmes for victims and people at risk and intervention programmes for perpetrators.
To date, school-based intervention programmes have generally failed to reduce the prevalence of obesity.
Technical co-operation is enhanced by the use ofaction-oriented research to assist in the formulation of improved policies and concrete intervention programmes.
The need to prevent offences through intervention programmes and treatment;
Encourages the Commission and the Member States to pay special attention to the most vulnerable or disadvantaged groups,and to launch intervention programmes for them;
Improving access to early intervention programmes especially for young people with experimental use of psychoactive substances.
You will consider the impact of colonialism and the slave trade on developing countries, and examine case-studies to discoverhow development agencies plan and implement intervention programmes.
The CNPDPCJ coordinates the action of all public and private entities, structures and intervention programmes in the promotion of the rights and protection of children and young people.
Calls on the Member States to put in place effective preventive and intervention programmes, including regular training programmes, for all officials, educators, parents' associations and stakeholders who are in contact with children to better assess the risk of committing crimes;
Consider introducing specific legislation on harassment in public spaces,including intervention programmes, with a specific focus on the role of intervention on the part of bystanders;
Calls on the Member States to put in place effective preventive and intervention programmes, including regular training programmes, for all officials, educators and stakeholders, who are in contact with children to better assess the risk of committing crimes and to intervene in those communities where the likelihood of committing the crimes listed in the Directive is higher;
Calls on Member States to consider introducing specific legislation on harassment in public spaces,including intervention programmes, with a specific focus on the role of intervention on the part of bystanders;
Each Party shall ensure, in accordance with its internal law,that persons to whom intervention programmes or measures have been proposed may refuse them and, in the case of convicted persons, that they are made aware of the possible consequences a refusal might have.
Meanwhile, since the Ôbottom-upŐ design process is not followed by choices aimed at identifying priorities for action,it delivers very broad intervention programmes that are characterised by heterogeneous measures and result in the dilution of the available resources(see paragraphs 59 to 63).
Notes, in this context, the importance of designing appropriate intervention programmes for enhancing psychological traits relevant for maximising people's potential;
An appropriate response against such a danger does notinclude only ex post facto intervention programmes but starts much earlier when dealing with such materials, their proper storage, limited access, controls, etc.
The response of the EU to this danger should notbe limited to ex post facto intervention programmes but starts much earlier when dealing with the proper storage of, limiting of access to, and controls of such materials.
An authority or body designated to manage an intervention programme.
Stakeholders are those directly affected by the intervention programme like children, teachers, parents and community leaders.
We set up a Nutrition Intervention Programme with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition(GAIN) which aims to reach 800,000 smallholders in our supply chain.
WHO Europe has developed the CINDI pyramid(from theCountrywide Integrated Non communicable Disease Intervention programme).
As of September 2018 this English-taught Master's programme is the successor of the former Social Policy andSocial Interventions programme.
This intensive family intervention programme for families at risk combines teaching methods for students(10- 14 years) with an educational programme for their parents, aiming at drug prevention through strengthened family competence and family ties(Kumpfer et al., 2003).
The most successful initiatives are those that adapt the intervention programme to the specific needs of the child(in terms of their age, sex and ethnicity), work creatively taking into consideration the facilities and expertise available and most importantly seek stakeholder's input during programme development, implementation and evaluation.