The failure of the Burundian army to intervene during the massacre raises doubts that the investigators have been unable to resolve.

The state s role is to protect, enforce, and regulate these contracts and related property rights, as well as to intervene to prevent systemic failure.

They won't intervene.

America s reluctance to be drawn into the Libyan quagmire, and the West s failure to intervene in order to stop the Syrian army from massacring civilians, now looks like a sad, and fairly accurate, guide to the future.

This is why the government wants to intervene.

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

So the Japanese started to intervene to weaken the yen.

There are many good reasons not to intervene militarily.

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

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.

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.

But industrial countries, too, intervene substantially in markets.

But there is a difference between choosing not to intervene and lacking any coherent strategy at all. What Obama should be faulted for is his failure to articulate his reasons for choosing non intervention and to define alternate steps that the US can take to help mitigate the crisis.

Market Failure and Political Failure

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

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.

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

But the most infamous example of this policy paralysis was Obama s 2012 declaration that the use of chemical weapons was the red line beyond which the US would be forced to intervene. His ultimate failure to follow through on his proclamation emboldened and, in a way, re legitimized Assad.

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

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

State party's failure to cooperate

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

The government failed to intervene in economic affairs, and rural protests spread to the towns and cities.

Failure to adapt amounts to regression.

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.

The Tamarod movement, which organized the protests that led to Morsi s ouster, celebrated the military s decision to intervene.

A failure to provide the file could constitute prima facie evidence of deliberate and knowing failure to provide redress.

The situation seems to continue as it is and our government doesn t want to intervene to stop this tragedy.

Whereas other countries can choose to intervene in order to stabilize their exchange rates with the world s principal reserve currency, the US, in order to maintain consistency in rate setting, does not have the option to intervene, and lacks its own exchange rate policy.

The crisis? A failure to communicate.

Procedural issues Failure to substantiate claims

They cannot be used to intervene in foreign exchange markets, or in other transactions with market participants.

As to the Yukos affair, my office cannot intervene in any legal process until it is completed.

If the action of the member was ultra vires, the Executive Secretary would properly decline to intervene.

Representatives of international and regional institutions and organizations and of Member States will be invited to intervene.

The communist regime at first appealed to its Soviet allies for help, but the Soviet leadership declined to intervene.