Usage of "step in" | TermGallery

portuguès

espanyol

Act as a substitute.

Get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force.

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Examples for "interfere"

However, he said the government would no longer interfere in such matters. 
 The Guardian 

Courts also do not want to interfere in free speech, he said. 
 Reuters 

Good resolutions are simply a useless attempt to interfere with scientific laws. 
 The picture of Dorian Gray (First printing version) 

And Hamanu cannot afford to allow political considerations to interfere with trade. 
 The seeker 

Employer demands interfere with workers' ability to provide quality service to customers. 
 The Guardian 

Forget 1989, the international community has many more reasons to intervene today. 
 News.com.au 

Mr Baki said family, friends and colleagues and even strangers must intervene. 
 Radio NZ 

In Michigan, proposed legislation would allow lawmakers to intervene in legal cases. 
 Reuters 

Maldivian opposition leaders have urged New Delhi to intervene in the crisis. 
 Reuters 

Typically, EU governments can only intervene in cases of clear market failure. 
 The Irish Times 

Leveson then interrupted to say: Let me just interpose a question here. 
 The Guardian 

Once more the Prime Minister endeavored to interpose; he was borne down. 
 King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties 

For this reason he refused to interpose in the well-known Foote case. 
 Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3 

She told me she was watching you only in order to interpose. 
 The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 2 

Conboy demanded, forgetting caution and possible complications in his haste to interpose. 
 Trail's End 

Ús de step in en anglès

Public opinion would regard this as a step in the right direction. 
 The South African 

Moreover, Dodaro said, the Federal Reserve could step in under certain circumstances. 
 Reuters 

That means the government is increasingly having to step in to help. 
 BBC 

The government asked the army to step in, but the military refused. 
 The Guardian 

It is the next step in the social evolution of the race. 
 Dennison Grant: A Novel of To-day 

So far, it is unlikely the government will need to step in. 
 Reuters 

The most important step in a recovery procedure is, of course, recovery. 
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Mr Evans said it was time for the government to step in. 
 Radio NZ 

He needed to take this step in order to clear his conscience. 
 Snow melts in spring 

However, it seems to be a small step in the right direction. 
 The South African 

Here's an imperfect example, but it's a step in the right direction. 
 Wired 

When animal spirits are low, governments should step in with public investment. 
 The Guardian 

The new Congo law is a step in that direction, he added. 
 Reuters 

In fact, the FSA's proposals are a step in the right direction. 
 Reuters 

But she said Hagadorn's work is an important step in getting there. 
 Wired 

No surprise: having the government step in launched a raft of innovation. 
 Wired 

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Translations for step in

portuguès

espanyol

Step in a través del temps

Step in per variant geogràfica

Nova Zelanda

Comú

Austràlia

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Sudàfrica

Comú

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Significats de step in en anglès