Examples of 'going to intervene' in a sentence
Meaning of "going to intervene"
going to intervene - This phrase suggests that someone plans or intends to become involved in a situation to alter or improve its course or outcome
How to use "going to intervene" in a sentence
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going to intervene
They said they were not going to intervene anymore.
God is going to intervene in their lives.
Now of course we are not going to intervene.
I am not going to intervene in any way.
I am reliably informed that the local Medical Council is going to intervene.
Except you are going to intervene.
God is going to intervene and do some correction!
It means that the Ministry it is going to intervene in Hogwarts.
I am going to intervene.
I would like to be notified the next time the sheriff 's office is going to intervene.
God was going to intervene somehow.
We don't know what is happening but the police are going to intervene.
He was going to intervene.
I heard different voices, some sources say that the prosecution is going to intervene.
Gentleman is going to intervene in the debate, he should at least listen to it.
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There is pain yet to come, but God is going to intervene on their behalf.
If we were going to intervene at all, it had to be immediately.
Something must be done, I am going to intervene.
To do so, we are going to intervene up and down stream.
On Tuesday, White House officials said the president is not going to intervene for now.
Either central Government are going to intervene through the regional assemblies, or they are not.
But a man 's home is his castle, and no one is going to intervene.
I am glad the Support Hub is going to intervene and promote knowledge sharing, ” she said.
The next day, she was going to intervene.
She 's going to intervene with senator mayer, stop the hearings.
And he has to decide whether he 's going to intervene to change that or not.
President Guk is going to intervene in Macau 's harbor construction.
And the Lord 's going to intervene.
The pilot is not going to intervene ” technically ” on the project.
He 's not going to intervene for you.
Say, when are we going to intervene in Cote D'Ivoire?
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I know everything is going to work out just fine
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Examples of using Intervene
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A capacity to intervene in such situations should be in place
Relatives or religious figures might also intervene
Letting him intervene was the right call
