Synonym: interfere, interpose, step in. Similar words: intervention, interval, interview, at intervals, at regular intervals, wintery, painter, interim. Meaning: [‚ɪntə(r)'vɪːn] 
v. 1. get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force 2. be placed or located between other things or extend between spaces and events 3. occur between other event or between certain points of time.
v. 1. get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force 2. be placed or located between other things or extend between spaces and events 3. occur between other event or between certain points of time. 
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(91) The state was as reluctant to intervene in the housing market, despite its manifest deficiencies.
(92) Officials cite a need for statewide consistency in when to intervene in family matters.
(93) The UN has not yet decided whether to intervene militarily.
(94) He says the West has failed the war-torn republics, and must now intervene.
(95) Agencies who intervene are in danger of finding themselves in the role of persecutors!
(96) If the attempt was made and failed, the organisation would be discredited and no longer able to intervene decisively in Ulster affairs.
(97) Mr. Clarke I hesitate to intervene again, as the hon. Gentleman is getting near to the time left for my contribution.
(98) The labels law and fact have been attached depending upon whether the courts wish to intervene or not.
(99) In both countries, the concern with the political and economic effects of price increases has led governments to intervene on tariffs.
(100) The court may intervene where there has been a failure to comply with express procedural requirements.
(101) Innocent was claiming, therefore, the right to intervene in kingdoms.
(102) Although the increase was understandable given the Government's vacillation, it made ministers even less willing to intervene.
(103) Western governments can not intervene directly to support the reformers.
(104) I shall happily give way if he wishes to intervene.
(105) What can doctors do to help intervene in addictive disease?
(106) The identification of risk and the reasons for high risk may then point the way towards meaningful and constructive attempts to intervene.
(107) But where Ministerial powers are drawn more broadly, the courts are much more reluctant to intervene.
(108) We must continue to intervene in contemporary feminist debates on desire, pleasure, power and image.
(109) I guessed that he didn't intervene in my dispute with Shadwell because he wanted the situation to deteriorate further.
(110) Will the Prime Minister intervene to stop this disgraceful taxation of the sick - yes or no?
(111) The Great Powers who wished to intervene were primarily interested in the destruction of Bolshevism rather than in national independence perse.
(112) Thus relieving them of the terrible necessity of having to intervene directly.
(113) Referee Vic Callow stopped play and asked police to intervene after the boy made several comments.
(114) It is often difficult to know when and how to intervene without reinforcing the insult by drawing attention to it.
(115) When Austin murdered Bishop,[http://sentencedict.com/intervene.html] the United States decided to intervene.
(116) Only much later did riot police intervene to disperse the protesters.
(117) Every time they intervene in some one's mouth to fill cavities or replace fillings, they do damage as well as good.
(118) The danger is not that the courts will intervene too much, but too little.
(119) If the plan does not resolve a serious complaint, they should ask their employer to intervene.
(120) Finance ministers of the Group of Seven industrial countries agreed to intervene in financial markets if need be.
More similar words: intervention, interval, interview, at intervals, at regular intervals, wintery, painter, interim, interior, internal, intermit, interact, Internet, interest, enter into, in terms of, interfere, interject, intercede, interlude, interpret, interrupt, interplay, internship, interested, interactive, interrogate, interaction, intercessor, interesting.