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Meanings of intervene in inglés

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

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Examples for "interfere"
Examples for "interfere"
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However, he said the government would no longer interfere in such matters.
The Guardian
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Courts also do not want to interfere in free speech, he said.
Reuters
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Good resolutions are simply a useless attempt to interfere with scientific laws.
The picture of Dorian Gray (First printing version)
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And Hamanu cannot afford to allow political considerations to interfere with trade.
The seeker
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Employer demands interfere with workers' ability to provide quality service to customers.
The Guardian
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Leveson then interrupted to say: Let me just interpose a question here.
The Guardian
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Once more the Prime Minister endeavored to interpose; he was borne down.
King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
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For this reason he refused to interpose in the well-known Foote case.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
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She told me she was watching you only in order to interpose.
The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 2
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Conboy demanded, forgetting caution and possible complications in his haste to interpose.
Trail's End
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Public opinion would regard this as a step in the right direction.
The South African
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Moreover, Dodaro said, the Federal Reserve could step in under certain circumstances.
Reuters
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That means the government is increasingly having to step in to help.
BBC
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The government asked the army to step in, but the military refused.
The Guardian
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It is the next step in the social evolution of the race.
Dennison Grant: A Novel of To-day
Usage of intervene in inglés
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Forget 1989, the international community has many more reasons to intervene today.
News.com.au
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Mr Baki said family, friends and colleagues and even strangers must intervene.
Radio NZ
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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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The military said it had to intervene to prevent more serious bloodshed.
Reuters
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Ms Adams said the programme worked to identify risks and intervene earlier.
Radio NZ
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The government did not intervene as the violence erupted on June 10.
Reuters
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Most programs to date, however, intervene almost exclusively at the individual level.
Pubmed
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He wants New Zealand Rugby to intervene to help resolve the matter.
Radio NZ
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The army has been patiently waiting for the right moment to intervene.
Reuters
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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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If Ofcom is unable to do this, then government needs to intervene.
BBC
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However, not even the chief of police can intervene on this one.
The South African
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Behind Dad, Virgil was taking cautious steps forward, obviously prepared to intervene.
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