The word "intervening" is a perfectly correct and usable word in written English.
It is often used as an adjective, meaning "occurring in or forming an interval or intervening space". For example: The intervening days between Christmas and New Year were filled with joy and good cheer.
Labor has queried why the attorney general, George Brandis, is intervening in sensitive foreign policy issues such as the Middle East peace talks, with the former foreign minister Bob Carr accusing the Coalition of siding with the "religious, ethno-nationalist right of Israeli politics".
Councils' increasing confidence in commissioning and their new public health responsibilities are seeing local authorities lead the way in intervening early to stop health problems escalating.
Instead, we need an NHS capable of intervening early, to prevent the need for unnecessary hospital treatment in the first place; an NHS that can reach out into homes and communities, helping people to stay healthy and well, and to manage their own conditions more effectively.
By the mid to late 80s, the Wild movement had petered out, their radical experiment obscured by the intervening decades.
But mainly," she said, "I hate that this experience might make me think twice about ever intervening again".
"Intervening in our planet's systems carries huge risks, with winners and losers, and if we can't deliver political action on clean energy and efficiency then consensus on geo-engineering is a fantasy".
Chulov suggests that "defending Turkey" would involve intervening in Syria.
So far, Sadrist clerics have restrained some of the movement's more hot-headed members, intervening to free kidnapped foreigners and discouraging the kind of terror attacks that have traumatised Baghdad and other cities.
Mr Cameron is intervening because he thinks that decision has not been followed through, says a Whitehall source.
Wallenberg was a Swedish diplomat, and a scion of a powerful banking family, who saved thousands of Hungarian Jews during the war by issuing them with Swedish papers, placing them under Swedish protection, and intervening at deportation and execution sites.
There's no way to pretend that the importing country has "no business" intervening in a trade issue.
