Examples of 'intervene' in a sentence
Meaning of "intervene"
To intervene means to come between disputing people, groups, etc., to mediate or bring about a settlement
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- To become involved in a situation, so as to alter or prevent an action.
- To occur, fall, or come between, points of time, or events.
- To occur or act as an obstacle or delay.
- To say (something) in the middle of a conversation or discussion between other people, or to respond to a situation involving other people.
How to use "intervene" in a sentence
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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.
Intervene and interfere in the lawful apprenticeship.
You will then intervene on their behalf.
I intervene with the spirits on his behalf.
No external actor can intervene in their decisions.
The president himself has asked me to intervene.
I can only intervene if they arrest you.
The third is a shift in who needs to intervene.
It was now able to intervene effectively in all situations.
The system is active and ready to intervene.
I doubt he would intervene because of a few sailors.
He or she was directly and personally requested to intervene.
I can not intervene unless you invite me in.
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The second is a shift in how to intervene or what to do.
We tried to intervene but we hit a brick wall.
It would be in your interest to intervene in this affair.
To limit and intervene promptly on oil pollution.
And your symptoms make it prudent to intervene.
They are trying to intervene from the roof.
Years intervene between the two incidents.
The settings in which to intervene are the following.
If only there was some way we could intervene.
But you did intervene at the high school.
You are suggesting that federal agents intervene.
You can not intervene in any way.
If the international community does not intervene now.
Governments can also intervene by investing appropriately.
In some cases the force had to intervene.
From now on we can intervene in the game.
And there are windows of opportunity in which to intervene.
But in our plans to intervene weather conditions.
This is why the government wants to intervene.
Demons come to intervene in our holy work.
This allows the relevant authority to intervene.
It does not intervene in this process or this one.
Monitor member conduct and intervene if necessary.
They can intervene in the withdrawal operations.
The parties are forbidden to intervene in the assessment.
We must intervene very much more forcefully.
Adoption agencies did not intervene in the process.
Men were massacred and we had no power to intervene.
It is not our policy to intervene in other cultures.
You do not have the authority to intervene.
It will need to intervene to improve one thing.
The administration has no possibility to intervene effectively.
He was asked to intervene in a duel between two gentlemen.
She must convince the senate to intervene or.
The law did not intervene in rental matters.
