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But they did not have political leaders who were prepared to take the considerable risk of intervening - and in the White House, President Barack Obama was determined not to repeat the mistakes of his predecessor George W Bush by getting involved in another big Middle Eastern war.

Otakar intervened and in the Treaty of Vienna (1260) took over Steiermark as well.

Events intervened; and in the late 1930s and early 1940s, as the conference policy paper delicately explains, Germany suffered from "over-branding".

Government intervened, and in the fall of 1905 the New York State Legislature held hearings that resulted in new laws that regulated relations between insurers and Wall Street.

Cardinal Lustiger pressed John Paul to intervene, and in 1993 the pope ordered the Carmelites to move, resolving the crisis.

When competition between the two nearly killed business, the British government intervened and in 1821 merged the two companies.

Rehabilitation interventions in these developing countries should therefore be community-based including training and education of caregivers and intervening in the physical environment.

But, sometimes ethics will intervene, and in extreme cases, the law.

Recognising and intervening in the early stages of critical illness, basic life support and defibrillation are essential for improving outcome from inhospital cardiac arrest [ 1, 2].

Some of the most notable breakthroughs have been made in elucidating and intervening in the processes involved in cell division.

As we know, hosting refugees and intervening in the Syrian crisis is challenging the status of governments in neighboring countries (like Turkey and Lebanon).