intervene in something

Three weeks to a month should intervene in any one place.

And most important, we can intervene in time to stop him.

No federal officials tried to intervene in the trial, however.

The international community has no choice but to intervene in these places.

He also said that the army would not intervene in politics.

Even if we were seeking to intervene in the name.

The group conducted school education programs and was asked to intervene in problems outside the local area.

"I want a government that does not intervene in the economy," he said.

And the States must be given other opportunities to intervene in terms of quality too.

So there is no way the Commission can intervene in such a situation.