The word 'interpose' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that one thing or person is positioned or inserted between two other things or people. For example, "The mediator interposed himself between the two warring nations in order to broker a peace agreement."
So even these countries are less vulnerable to an oil shock than they used to be.Among rich economies America tends to suffer the biggest immediate impact, because its economy is relatively energy-intensive and because its low petrol taxes interpose only a small wedge between crude oil and petrol prices.
And in France, the central bank has—so far, thankfully, in vain tried to interpose itself in the tussle between Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP) on the one hand and Société Générale and Paribas on the other.
Ensuring "neutrality" could require regulators to interpose themselves in all kinds of agreements between network operators, content providers and consumers.
As the regime enters what may be its death throes, it is increasingly difficult to see how world leaders, with or without Russia, can interpose themselves to solve the crisis.Should the regime crumple suddenly or fall back to its Alawite heartland, Syria's divided opposition will have a hard time picking up the pieces.
Making it was hard, because of the persistent tendency for a layer of oxygen molecules to interpose itself between the strontium titanate and the silicon.
Two gang members were killed and a third injured.The new law will interpose the Brazilian state into this mess, judging between competing claims, handing smaller plots of land to their apparent owners and reclaiming very large ones (in excess of 1,500 hectares or 3,700 acres) for the state.
Its success, reckons Mr Agren, is that it "stands alongside its members, it doesn't interpose itself between them and their employers".
Telling people what they are seeing can make them more observant, more absorbed: "You will see finches and chickadees in detail where previously you saw only generic blurs of feathers".For all that he sees the technology's possibilities, Mr Gelernter has a deep dislike for the way it would interpose itself between the user and his world, including the other people in it.
The Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 inspired him to draft the Virginia Resolutions of that year, denouncing those statutes as violations of the First Amendment of the Constitution and affirming the right and duty of the states "to interpose for arresting the progress of the evil".
The current plan is to interpose three barriers between the waste and human beings by first encapsulating it in a solid material, putting that in a metal container, and finally burying that container in geologically stable formations.
They were thus less able to challenge the imperial will and less able to interpose themselves between the state on the one hand and its potential soldiers or taxpayers on the other.
