Sentence examples for intervene in case of from inspiring English sources

Austrian troops garrisoned Ferrara, ready to intervene in case of trouble in the Papal States.

However, snatch squads will be standing by - at a discreet distance - to intervene in case of illness or a breach of the law.

The skilled workers must have a high process-specific knowledge in order to be able to intervene in case of problems or to make decisions.

He said this involved "co-ordinating intelligence, sharing information... border surveillance, a military presence notably around Lake Chad and the capacity to intervene in case of danger".

At about 100 supervised injection facilities around the world, health care providers are available to intervene in case of overdose, connect users with drug treatment resources and provide clean needles and other supplies.

The design of HHD technology should allow untrained people to intervene in case of emergency.

Societies – both at a national and neighbourhood level – are reluctant to intervene in cases of domestic abuse.

The measure also would give shareholders an advisory vote on executive compensation and allow regulators to intervene in cases of inappropriate pay packages.

Mr. Obama, his aides say, has long tried to balance a willingness to intervene in cases of mass atrocities with a reluctance to be drawn into large-scale combat.

According to the Haaretz report on Tuesday, the Israeli Defense Forces have received 57 complaints from B'Tselem since 2000 of its soldiers failing to intervene in cases of settler violence against Palestinians.

Do we, as artists, really want to be a party to that?" Mumbai-based artists Shaina Anand and Ashok Sukumaran are asking the Indian government to intervene in cases of abuse involving migrant workers in Abu Dhabi.