用intervene造句子，“intervene”造句

To capture our attention, they do not hesitate to intervene during the waking state as well.

The Act also grants new powers to Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, to intervene to close underperforming schools.

In the end, the law redefined the roles of those agencies, strengthening their powers to intervene against "opponents" working against the "national interest".

Chiarelli said he would like to see supervisors at all levels intervene before problems get out of hand and accurately report problems when they occur.

Beijing police are expected to intervene in domestic violence as legislators mull an amendment to the law on protection of the rights and interests of women, Beijing Daily said Saturday.

On Wednesday, Mr. Obama reiterated that he decided to intervene in Libya after Colonel Qaddafi's "forces started going city to city, town by town to brutalize men, women and children."

It seems inappropriate for us to intervene at this stage.

"We'd like to be able to intervene and potentially prevent autism in the future," she said.

When Pinkney arrived at the house he instantly began beating his son, despite Cherry's attempts to intervene.

The way some investors see it, if the government feels the need to intervene more drastically, the problem might be even larger than it had seemed.

I have pointed out earlier that "Color Revolution" is just a new way to intervene a country's change of power from outside — nothing but a coup where great powers seek their best interest proxies.

Or does he trust in God to intervene?

However, we have had to intervene because of the need to take decisive action to address its particular debt burden.

When the seemingly unrelenting storms of life beat down heavily upon us with no end in sight, we look to God who seems remote and unwilling to intervene on our behalf.

You'd better not intervene in their dispute.

They learn to look to Him to provide for them, defend them, and to intervene in the world in real and powerful ways.

Let me find an intermediary to intervene.

I belong to the school that the government should play an appropriate role and even in and especially in the social program, should intervene, proactively.

Some participants made no move to intervene in the apparent emergency.

It has limited the ability of national watchdogs to intervene in cross-border financial mergers and backed away from threats to abolish "interchange fees" charged by credit CARDS and retail Banks.

If China allowed its currency, the yuan, to rise, they would have less need to intervene.