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Meanings of intervene in in English

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Usage of intervene in in English
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In Michigan, proposed legislation would allow lawmakers to intervene in legal cases.
Reuters
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Maldivian opposition leaders have urged New Delhi to intervene in the crisis.
Reuters
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Typically, EU governments can only intervene in cases of clear market failure.
The Irish Times
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In a managed float, you need reserves to intervene in the market.
Reuters
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Sanders has said the federal government would intervene in such a scenario.
Reuters
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Proposals have been mooted for other forces to intervene in east Congo.
Reuters
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It will also be able to intervene in smaller lenders if necessary.
Reuters
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He claims Dr Brady ignored two appeals to intervene in the case.
The Irish Times
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Retailers had long pressed President Barack Obama to intervene in the dispute.
Reuters
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How many probable Casualties intervene in opposition to the main Design, viz.
Incognita; Or, Love and Duty Reconcil'd
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Sometimes you want to intervene in situations which are abnormal or exceptional.
Reuters
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God was to intervene in some special way to save His people.
Our Day / In the Light of Prophecy
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Perhaps there was still time to intervene in behalf of that man.
Les Misérables
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Meanwhile FIFA says its disciplinary committee will not intervene in the controversy.
Radio NZ
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He said the government would not intervene in any possible deal.
Reuters
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Surakiart said last month that the panel could not intervene in the case.
Reuters
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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