1. take part in something so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events.
   2. extend or occur between events.

Intervene is spelled like this...Intervene

The coach got a black eye when he tried to intervene in the scuffle.

I was hestitant to intervene there.

The union will intervene on you behalf if the company tries to discipline you.

I will intervene their argument to prevent it from getting violent.

i had to intervene and break up the fight before anyone got hurt.

"The teacher felt the need to intervene when she saw that Micah was being bullied"

"When Lucy and Jo started arguing, Mel felt the need to intervene because it was annoying her"

The super powers did not intervene in Rwanda because it has become the custom to have the UN intervene instead. Unfortunately the UN usually sits on its hands and does very little.

He wasn't president then - Eisenhower was. Eisenhower did intervene.

The Platt Amendment declared U.S. intentions to intervene in Cuba.

We need to intervene now, before the patient gets worse.

intervene to preserve their independence

intervene to maintain government

write their constitution

Intervene-stop by interfering in some way

Invade-trespass with an opposing aggressive force.

Why the public sector becomes involve and intervene in the economy

You probably would've had a sister as a result of last night's activities between your parents, but I couldn't help but intervene.

Spotting the boys fighting on the playground, the teacher ran outside to intervene.

Mom suspected that Jake was selling drugs so she begged Dad to intervene.

Intervene on behalf of another.

intervene

No.

To declare U.S. rights to intervene in Latin America

Example sentence - The teacher would need to intervene during the concert in order to prevent chaos.

Yes, bystanders should intervene. Having someone just standing around will not help the situation.

settle, intervene

*Rwanda

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An intervening applicant refers to a rule in the US court system that says that an applicant can intervene in one of two situations. Either a) the applicant has the right to intervene when a federal statute gives the applicant the right to intervene unconditionally or b) the applicant can intervene if they have an interest of some kind that relates to the property or subject of the lawsuit. See the related links for more information.

As my two friends hurled merciless insults at one another, I felt helpless to intervene because of my timid nature.

No, The Soviet Union were boycotting the UN at the time, so they were unable to intervene in the voting.

the judge will intervene when matter of procedure are concerned and in criminal cases will occasionally question witnesses or call their witness

oh yeah

i think yes

They were longtime enemies of the French.

They were longtime enemies of the French.

Intervene is the verb form of intervention.

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They were longtime enemies of the French.

by sending them to jail

The past tense is intervened.

The UN has failed to intervene in international problems in an effective manner. It would seem unwise to increase the UN's role in such matters.

what was one of the reason why the us has been so reluctant to intervene in world war 2

They didn't

there are no governments.....only George West

Interfere Arbitrate Mediate Get Involved Intrude

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I intervened in between my friends,they were about to fight.

HardinG and Truman

No, there has not been a conflict.

Cuba

no it has not

Cuba

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