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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(181) We had to be prepared to intervene literally family by family and at an early stage, even before any criminality had occurred.
(182) Why should you ever find it necessary to intervene and do some manual tuning?
(183) Experts robust debate political: whether the government should not intervene to limit prices?
(184) Stringer disagrees, however . " Evolution goes on all the time . You don't have to intervene.
(185) The government is doing nothing to intervene in the crisis.
(186) The prevalence of amicus curiae in U. S. provides a lawful approach for psychologists to directly intervene with specific lawsuits.
(187) When such emergencies like murrain and sudden price drop occur, the government will intervene the beef market by providing various safeguards.
(188) The report says the university in Blacksburg did not intervene effectively.
(189) Japan now may face additional pressure to intervene in currency markets, a step it hasn't taken since 2004, as it contends with deflation.
(190) Piaget was not an educator and never enunciated rules about how to intervene in such situations.
(191) Dirty floating or Managed floating exchange rate system means the exchange rate is technically free to float, but governments may intervene from time to time.
(192) The incident forced captain William Gallas to intervene in order to calm matters, while referee Howard Webb failed to see the entire row.
(193) Reserves were too distant to be able to intervene, and it remained only to extricate the force without more ado.
(194) Objective To discuss intervene treatment of end of thighbone necrosis of lack of blood and MRI Follow-up diagnose experience.
(195) Some have threatened to march to the presidential palace on Friday, and even the soft-spoken Mohamed ElBaradei, the most prominent opposition leader, is openly calling for the army to intervene.
(196) "It may also allow us to proactively intervene pharmacologically to treat at-risk patients, " he added.
(197) With a managed float system, decisions to intervene to stabilise the currency markets are discretionary.
(198) But with the development and change of Egyptian Nationalist Movement, Gladstone turned to intervene at last.
(199) When I permit subjective and unconsidered ideas to intervene in the objective course of the design process, I acknowledge the significance of personal feelings in my work.
(200) Normally the Vatican does not intervene in the internal affairs of religious orders except in cases of disputed elections.
(201) It went on to intervene directly in government bond markets.
(202) The educators should intervene the children with profound CP comprehensively, and develop children' s good aspects as possible, not recover limbs and kinesalgia function only.
(202) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
(203) If the summer snow iciness intervene Long Lin, the inflame hates of stare him.
(204) "Without knowing the whys we can't intervene, we can't help these people," Molnar said.
(205) Like Britain, Japan has a military posture with a strong maritime balance, one in which naval forces provide the operational flexibility to deter, defend and intervene in the region and beyond.
(206) Results: The skin tissue in the montmorillonite intervene group irradiated by ultraviolet rays didn' t change obviously as compared with that in the self-control group. But, the damage skint...
(207) Schiavo's case went back and forth through the U.S. courts and even prompted then President George W. Bush to intervene as her husband fought for doctors to halt feeding and let her die.
(208) Objective To assess the present status of precaution of vitamin D deficiency rachitis , and execute an intervene treatment to the existed diseases and evaluate the effect.
(209) What's more, the most productive time to intervene to create a healthier society is childhood, Marmot says.
(210) Extraneous factors can intervene and cause the shelving of advertising campaigns.
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