Intervene at the request of UNOCI in support of its elements whose security may be threatened,

At some point, the international community may have to intervene to prevent or mitigate such a massacre.

They won't intervene.

In May 1991, EPRDF forces advanced on Addis Ababa and the Soviet Union did not intervene to save the government side.

When donors finance 50 or more of a country's national budget, they may sometimes find intervention unavoidable donors certainly have the power to intervene.

The JNA began to intervene in favour of the rebellion, and conflict broke out in the eastern Croatian region of Slavonia in May 1991.

But industrial countries, too, intervene substantially in markets.

This is why the government wants to intervene.

Almost surely, Mauritius, too, will have to intervene.

They acknowledge that in some circumstances intervention, or at least the readiness to intervene, may be effective, but only if a number of associated conditions are met.

Domestic police may be able to intervene to prevent crime before it occurs, but in the international arena there is no police force that can do that.

There are many good reasons not to intervene militarily.

So the Japanese started to intervene to weaken the yen.

These groups, as demonstrated in the recent incidents in and around the zone of confidence, in which UNOCI and the Licorne force had to intervene, may provoke a major confrontation.

At some point, the international community may have to intervene to prevent or mitigate such a massacre. Its credibility in doing so, and therefore its likelihood of success, would be far greater if it were to intervene now to establish a no fly zone to protect civilians in the opposition neighborhoods of Syria s cities.

Most believe that Putin is unable to intervene in his defense.

The FPC declines to intervene, citing lack of law enforcement powers.

All three died in the street, as nobody dared to intervene.

In response, central banks may intervene in currency markets to prevent appreciation, at the cost of accumulating low yield foreign reserves and diverting themselves from their primary goal of price stability.

Finally, central banks still stand ready to intervene to prevent bank runs.

Apart from China, central banks don t intervene to protect their currencies anymore.

Moreover, neither Syria s neighbors nor Western governments are willing to intervene militarily.

The West doesn t need to intervene militarily against the regime or Daesh.

On May 13, the national army had announced that if the clashes would not end as soon as possible, it would have to intervene and use force if necessary to stop them.

They obtained new knowledge of how to manipulate and intervene in natural processes.

Where is the France whose motto once was I intervene therefore I exist

In fact, the market economy can function only if the state does intervene.

Genocide s status eases the pressure to intervene in crises that are only murderous.

My conception of my role as Soviet president compelled me not to intervene.

The central Government could intervene to resolve any difficulties at the municipal level.

Spontaneous protests erupted in front of police headquarters, but the police did not intervene.

In their view, governments will need to intervene radically in markets to restore social balance.

I decided to intervene on behalf of the girl and invited myself into the conversation.

And what the teacher does is literally just say, Let me intervene on the red kids.

Nor is there any prospect that someone else will intervene in Sudan to make an arrest.

In recent weeks, Japan became the first large industrial economy to intervene directly in currency markets.

Like drug addicts or the mentally ill who refuse treatment, we need our friends to intervene.

We understand, of course, the reluctance to intervene in what is traditionally considered a family matter.

When fighters failed to defeat loyalist forces on their own, outside powers were compelled to intervene.

Unlike some months ago, now the European Central Bank can intervene and buy troubled countries debt.

Polgar (17 years old at the time) did not protest and the arbiter did not intervene.

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Then why do you not ( intervene ) when ( the soul of a dying person ) reaches the throat ?

Then why do ye not ( intervene ) when ( the soul of the dying man ) reaches the throat ,