The demonstration was disrupted by interventions from supporters of the regime and some people whom protesters identified as being from Saudi Arabia.
The organisation's efforts have been backed by interventions from health officials, who have set up medical inspections at transport hubs and banned jail visits and public gatherings.
A work by him, Capital, is also on show at the biennale – one that contains footage of a public conversation between him and the Marx scholar David Harvey, enlivened by interventions from the late cultural theorist Stuart Hall.
Richard Donner's visionary, Hesiodic vision of Superman as a god living among men was eventually destroyed by interventions from producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind, who wanted the saga to take a more comedic turn.
The Brexiters' campaign has been overshadowed by interventions from Johnson, who described the Chequers plan as a "suicide vest", as well as his tumultuous personal life and renewed questions over his ambitions to lead the Tory party.
These grassroots activists are part of a powerful global movement for change that has continued to grow as crucial UN climate talks in Paris in December have drawn nearer, bolstered by interventions from other important global voices – Pope Francis, Graça Machel, Desmond Tutu and Mary Robinson, to name a few.
Since most of these risk factors already exist at time of admission, amelioration of these factors by interventions from the medical team is probably unlikely.
The discussion was followed by interventions from Norway's Minister of International Development Heikki Holmås, European Commissioner for Climate Action Connie Hedegaard and President of the Global Campaign for Education Camilla Croso.
Zambia's economy contracted by nearly half between 1974 and 1979, and its collapse was prevented only by intervention from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Some tyrants were usurpers who came to power by their own efforts; others were elected to rule; and still others were imposed by intervention from outside.
