The third option is sterilized intervention. This prevents monetary and credit growth, but, by keeping interest rate differentials high, sterilized intervention feeds carry trade inflows, thus contributing to the problem that it was supposed to solve.

Sterilized foreign exchange intervention keeps domestic interest rates high and feeds the inflows. But unsterilized intervention and or reducing domestic interest rates creates excessive liquidity that can feed domestic inflation and or asset and credit bubbles.

In China, unlike in advanced countries, monetary and sterilization policy are often one in the same. The degree to which monetary policy is expansionary depends on the degree to which the liquidity created by currency market intervention has been sterilized.

A sixth option especially where a country has carried out partially sterilized intervention to prevent excessive currency appreciation is to reduce the risk of credit and asset bubbles by imposing prudential supervision of the financial system. This should be aimed at restraining excessive credit growth, which the monetary growth that follows currency intervention would otherwise cause.

Sterilized intervention usually doesn t work if assets in advanced economies and emerging markets remain perfectly substitutable, inflows will continue as long as interest rate differentials persist. But the demand for emerging market assets is neither infinite nor perfectly substitutable for the assets of advanced economies even for given interest rate differentials because these assets have very different liquidity and credit risks.

In addition, if donor flows have to be sterilized in order to meet monetary policy targets, this may create additional debt servicing costs.

This means that at some point large scale, persistent sterilized foreign exchange intervention amounting to several percentage points of GDP would satisfy the additional demand for emerging market assets and stop the inflows, even if interest rate differentials remain. As sterilization induces issuance of domestic assets, global investors desire for diversification would be met without causing excessive currency appreciation, with all its collateral damage, in emerging markets.

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For instance, refugee status was recognized, or complementary protection granted to, partners of forcibly sterilized individuals, women refusing to enter into forced marriages and victims of domestic violence.

This action plan will revise the domestic violence intervention policy, Prevention, Detection, Intervention, that was adopted in 1995.

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5.2 Diversification of intervention options

With the voluntary written consent of spouses or with the voluntary written consent of the woman alone if the woman is not married, a woman may be medically (surgically) sterilized.

A Venezuelan NGO documented the case of a teenager infected with HIV who was sterilized without her knowledge or consent at a maternity ward after giving birth to her child.

And sometimes military intervention is necessary.

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ensures appropriate psychosocial intervention and treatment

But intervention need not be defined as either armed intervention or intervention with arms. There is much more that the world can and should be doing to bring about the removal of the Assad regime.

We needed something that was portable, something that could be sterilized and reused across multiple babies and something ultra low cost, compared to the 20,000 dollars that an incubator in the U.S. costs.

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Some have wondered whether Moscow might be plotting another intervention.

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Serious incidents were reported in Maliana on 2 March, and in Dili on 16 and 17 April, the latter requiring the intervention of the Timorese Police Rapid Intervention Unit.

The emerging security concept of the responsibility to protect , coupled with humanitarian intervention, remains grounded in military action and has been used in the past to justify violent military intervention.

This doesn't mean that intervention around the world is a disaster.

The program includes intensive behavioural intervention training and applied behavioural analysis.

Participants will be asked to consider distribution of their full intervention.

In addition to arguing that the responsibility to protect can justify military intervention, the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty recommended a set of precautionary principles. For example, military intervention should be a last resort, and the consequences of action should not be likely to be worse than the consequences of inaction.

10 years after that military intervention, that country is far from secure.

It's one way to start looking at intervention with the AIDS pandemic.

School based life skills education continues to be a major prevention intervention.

Education is a crucial intervention to ameliorating the poverty experienced by women.

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Such operations appeared to constitute a new mechanism for intervention by States.

Learning from experience and evaluation are essential to successful demand reduction intervention.

Just briefly, what's your take on the current events there and the intervention?

To counter such negative influences the Malaysian Government has designed several intervention programmes.

Member States will be asked to kindly limit their intervention to 5 minutes.

Studies of refugees and family reunification in exile developing a model for intervention

Supply side constraints had been identified as key areas of intervention in Kenya.