intervene in造句怎么写

Who gave you the right to intervene in our internal affairs?

On Monday night, the President spoke to the nation and made a strong case for why America needed to intervene in this fight - and why that did not always mean it should intervene in others.

Objective: to investigate the error rate of electronic prescription in our hospital and discuss the necessity of inserting dosage limit module to intervene input error in pediatric hospital.

When I permit subjective and unconsidered ideas to intervene in the objective course of the design process, I acknowledge the significance of personal feelings in my work.

But the argument that Japan needs to intervene in the currency markets because the yen is too strong doesn't hold water.

The bank of Japan could have used the money to intervene in the currency market by selling yen in an effort to drive down the price, but the bank is, with good reason, afraid this won't work.

She has a different dream: to remake the euro zone in Germany’s image, with tough rules to restrict government spending and legal powers to intervene in national policies if countries go astray.

China will impose severe penalties on officials who intervene in government statistical work and manipulate or fake data, said a draft law revision submitted to the top legislature Monday.

It has limited the ability of national watchdogs to intervene in cross-border financial mergers and backed away from threats to abolish "interchange fees" charged by credit CARDS and retail Banks.

Beijing police are expected to intervene in domestic violence as legislators mull an amendment to the law on protection of the rights and interests of women, Beijing Daily said Saturday.

I am powerless to intervene in the matter.

Not surprisingly, the outside world is unwilling to intervene in another distant, mountainous trouble-spot.

You have no right ever to intervene in our internal affairs.

The second option would be to intervene in the currency markets by selling dollars and buying rupees.

Brazil was forced to intervene in its currency market twice in the past week to prevent its currency, the real, from strengthening too quickly against the dollar.

As a result, disputes often arise as to whether an interested person or group should be allowed to intervene in an agency adjudication.

"Official Intervention: Whenever necessary, governments nowadays intervene in the foreign exchange market, that is, buy or sell their respective currencies in open market operations to lend support to their currencies."

And the talented would do well to intervene in this debate on the side of the disadvantaged. For one last thing is sure to flow from the hunt for talent: even greater inequality.

If you are forced to intervene in anything, act in a manner of authority.

Perhaps there was still time to intervene in behalf of that man.

We understand the strong desire of the Syrian people that no foreign country should intervene in their struggle, and we respect their wishes.

The agreement by the G7 group of nations to intervene in the Yen by selling yen had the effect of taking it down to trade at Y81.46, the euro at $1.4089 and other leading currencies strong.

Some participants made no move to intervene in the apparent emergency.

Whether and by how much the government should intervene in the economy in order to create jobs is the subject of an intense ideological battle between the parties in the election.

Red Shirt leaders earlier urged Thailand's revered but ailing monarch King Bhumibol Adulyadej to intervene in the crisis.

You'd better not intervene in their dispute.