Sentence examples for intervene in a number from inspiring English sources
"I note your government has been prepared to intervene in a number of other recent matters being considered by industrial relations bodies, including the road safety remuneration tribunal order and the Country Fire Authority matter in Victoria".
Composite materials reinforced by crimped fibers intervene in a number of advanced structural applications.
Obtaining a low penalty by intervening in a small number of patients is desired.
The 12 'places to intervene in a system' are usually presented in an inversely numbered way (ordered from the less systemic to the more systemic).
In Germany, a growing number of prominent economists are begging the European Central Bank to intervene in a big way and more than once.
Further details on places to intervene in a system are described in Meadows [39].
After the Danish government refused to meet with diplomatic representatives of the Muslim countries and would not intervene in the case, a number of Danish imams visited the Middle East in late 2005 to raise awareness of the issue.
It could mature to become a complement to the investment-management industry—a specialist group of funds that intervene in the small number of firms that do not live up to their potential, with the co-operation of other shareholders.
The march comes the same day as Mr Ferguson intervened in a row over the number of parking permits allocated to the nearby Hotwells Primary School.
In February 1229 a number of students were killed by the forces of the queen-regent, Blanche of Castile, when they intervened in a drunken student riot during Carnival.
