Sentence examples for intervene either from inspiring English sources

Here's your line of reasoning: At some point along the way, democracy is likely to intervene: either Greek voters will refuse further austerity and foreign domination, or voters from northern Europe will send a clear electoral message that they don't support bailouts.

The province of Ontario can't intervene either, unless Ford is formally charged with a crime, which could presumably happen any day now.

If ART is deferred there may be a "lost opportunity" to intervene (either because patients become progressively more ill or died or are lost to follow up medical care) and this effect may be even larger in the context of clinical practice as opposed to a clinical trial wherein additional resources are available and additional efforts are made to follow and treat subjects.

Multifaceted training should provide clinicians with the tools to help women and men understand and where possible avoid the risks for IPV, identify IPV when clinical signs and symptoms are present, and intervene (either directly or through community referrals) with women experiencing it, addressing the acute and chronic physical and mental health effects of violence.

This was widely interpreted as a condition for the US to intervene, either directly or by arming the rebels.

And he predicts physical and moral exhaustion if the United States follows the impulse, strong in recent years, to intervene, either to stop atrocities or to spread its own values and ways of life.

Yet except in Kenya the court intervened either because the countries themselves asked it to, or because there had been a UN Security Council resolution.The court's statutes say it may take on only those cases where the country concerned is either unwilling or unable to do so.

More often than not, it seemed, the United States intervened, either quietly or publicly.

According to the study, "only 10percentt of the students who noticed the abuse directly intervened, either by confronting the bully online or helping the victim".

For instance, the IG found that, for reasons unknown, six cases under the jurisdiction of former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly saw him intervene to either lessen the CCRB's recommendations of penalties against the particular officer or toss them out altogether.

An adviser at the White House at the time said that drug policy officials worried about tipping the electoral balance against Obama in Colorado, a swing state in 2012, and so declined to intervene in either Washington or the Mountain State's pot legalization initiatives, both of which passed by stronger margins than Obama won.