“There are times when an intervention may be required to ensure a child's safety.”

“The bid to initiate an armed intervention against a foreign government failed to rally support in the Security Council.”

“The EU's efforts at democracy promotion have rarely amounted to an unwanted intervention in the affairs of others.”

“Influenced by the nation's new status as the world's sole superpower, rabid interventionism became publicly acceptable.”

“In the new world order, local state authority was out and global interventionism was in.”

“It is necessary to point out this fact to prevent a confusion of socialism and interventionism.”

“An intervenor expressed concerns that SRBT does not perform a mass balance analysis of its tritium input and output.”

“The intervenor works with the objective of truly defending the interests of the children.”

“Keith Ainsworth, a former first selectman who still sits on the Board of Selectmen, filed papers as a legal intervenor in the zoning application.”

“It is thirsty, hefty and devoid of interventionist driver aids beyond anti-lock brakes and a simple, easily-turned-off traction control.”

“I would argue that an interventionist view of God is much closer to deism than my view.”

“In time, this may require the UN to consider co-operative, interventionist action in potential or active trouble spots.”

“The Human Rights Programme is an intervener in 258 cases of human rights violations.”

“Where a party or intervener has appointed a representative, that representative shall provide a power of attorney.”

“Let it be understood that the intervener did not present the aspect of a hero.”

“And in the United States, the Chile myth teaches contemporary interventionists that regime change works.”

“It isn't the power of the oppressors that interventionists have to worry about, but the amorphousness of the oppression.”

“Similar to the desire of humanitarian interventionists, proponents would argue that morality requires us to act, regardless of cost.”

“Studies have shown that the tree would be safe with only minor interventions.”

“The growth of mammoth government interventions tends to be a one-way ratchet.”

“Such interventions could be carried out with patients before they are discharged from hospital.”

“You were probably here today and you probably heard a multitude of intervenors, but how would you reply to the following question?”

“The sitting panel members can also use this information in questioning the applicant or intervenors.”

“Some intervenors suggested that the facility relocate to a more remote location within the Port Hope region.”

“Even ardent supporters of humanitarian intervention recognize that there must be some assessment of reasonable cost for the interveners.”

“Such a commitment requires interveners to take casualty risks to the extent needed to avoid killing large numbers of civilians and damaging their social infrastructure.”

“He reminded that more than 50,000 interveners benefited from a special training to contribute to the electoral process.”