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But we need to ask more questions, screen more college students, and intervene more definitively when danger seems a real possibility.

The spat turned into a yelling match, sparking another passenger to hit the train's emergency button, calling for subway staff to intervene.

Ok, but if it is not for you to intervene in that way, how will that be any different should 'false shows' appear in the skies?

The High Court was asked to intervene by a bank which had sued the airline for not meeting the terms of payment for its leased aircraft.

"We'd like to be able to intervene and potentially prevent autism in the future, " she said.

Knave: The warrior is ready to intervene; the young woman clutches his shoulders. Pleasant surprise, if the initiative is not misleading.

For that reason, now that the decision to intervene has been taken, it is vital that this story ends with the fall of Col Gaddafi.

Mr Paulson was still right to intervene: the collapse of Fannie and Freddie would have been a catastrophe.

Serbia persuaded the UN general assembly just over a year ago to ask the court to intervene.

he does not wish to be contacted more with media, do not wish to intervene lively, do not hope more him particularize.

But I do not want your problems, I do not want you to intervene, so you do not have to ask me.

Actually, Betty had watched her commit suicide while neighbors, believing she was "playacting, " did not intervene.

Meeting that this year the focus of the work of preventing and treating AIDS is to strengthen the hair intervene to prevent new infections.

By ending the first ever significant battle between the sheers , Iran appears to be ready to intervene more aggressively.

Unless some new laws of physics intervene, the matter will shrink down to a singular point.

To prevent further drops in government bond prices, the bank should announce that it is ready to intervene in the market.

This scarcity may have been one reason that he didn't intervene, as he might have been expected to, in Patty's battle with Carol Monaghan.

Can you describe a time when you had to intervene for a patient, what you did, and why? What was the outcome?

They told me that Turkey and Greece were on the brink of military confrontation and implored me to intervene to stop it.

"Many young couples do not know tolerance and their parents intervene, making things worse, " he said.

The United States also has an air base in the north, but has not been invited to intervene with its military forces.

And for this reason you will likely have to supervise play dates closely and be ready to intervene.

I said at the beginning of this process, we cannot and should not intervene every time there is an injustice in the world.

We can only intervene when you request our help and when the dark forces are interfering with you.

However, each time, the police told the neighbors that it was a domestic problem and that they would not intervene.

Barack Obama had to call Egypt's interim leader, Field-Marshal Muhammad Tantawi, to urge him to intervene.

He said that the "U. S. empire soon come to a dead end, it's new rulers, " can no longer intervene in other countries.

Experts had been reluctant to intervene as the bird appeared to be healthy.

Being prepared and ready to deal with frustration and irritation helps us intervene before our emotions get the best of us.

Some enterprises have to see this opportunity to intervene after the introduction of a variety of sugar-free foods.

It is not the only country to intervene, but the scale of its action and the size of its trade surplus make it an obvious target.

By the end of the year, hunters will be allowed to kill up to 220 wolves in Idaho and 75 in Montana, assuming the courts do not intervene.

McKinnon's lawyers said he would appeal against the decision while his mother asked Barack Obama to intervene.

Goldman might intervene more promptly if, for instance, a swap held by a local government was no longer suitable.

If the commission decides to intervene, it has many powers at its disposal , including levying fines of up to 10% of the airlines' revenue.

The court did not comment on its order today, rejecting the call by Leo Donofrio to intervene in the presidential election.

The powerful US 7th Fleet policed the region's waters, ready to intervene along the coasts of China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan.

Politics, policy a artificial one unnecessary to intervene AT least, stock market influence by it one year the least.

This lively book explores one of the most pressing economic questions of our time: To what extent should government intervene in markets?

Colonel Qaddafi's rapid advance to Benghazi meant that the outside world had to intervene within days or not at all.

Bai Yun appeared to have contractions into Wednesday but there were no plans to intervene unless she showed signs of medical distress.

A scientifically is not a scientific law if it holds only when some supernatural being decides not to intervene.

If China tried to intervene in the trial or sentencing of a Chinese citizen accused of a serious crime in the UK, we would not like it.

If every time you don't like the leader of a country and then move in and intervene, that would lead to chaos.

If a customer had a high blood pressure, the barber would intervene. The customer would be urged to see a doctor.

Therefore, the presence in the market is finite, and by the Executive power to intervene in the market would not be a good ending.

Governments around the world have had to intervene aggressively to support their financial systems.

Naoto Kan, Japan's prime minister, warned on Thursday that Tokyo stood ready to intervene again.

The key to effectively treating such a debilitating complication is to recognize it quickly and intervene rapidly and aggressively.

Since central banks don't usually intervene except when a currency is at extremes we prefer to wait for a bounce before selling.

By all that, I'm not saying that any capable nation shouldn't intervene and help the oppressed in North Korea, of course they should!

Foreign trade dealers is entitled to use and dispose of its rights, and any other entity or individual may intervene.

This authority should also have the power to intervene if it concluded that the financial system was at risk.

In practice, horrible event happened when the bank supervisory authority intervene the commercial bank excessively in the take-over process.

Now I'm able to feel the craving, acknowledge that it's there, and let mindfulness intervene before I act.

The Japanese are so far the only rich country to intervene directly in the markets to weaken their currency.

A strong yuan hurts Chinese exports and may spur the authorities in Beijing, faced with a slowing economy, to intervene.

His first observation was that bystanders frequently intervene in incipient fights.

The president and Congress seem to believe that they can surgically intervene in the economy but overlook the unintended consequences.

We had to be prepared to intervene literally family by family and at an early stage, even before any criminality had occurred.

Melting properties and length seem to intervene to a lesser extent.

"Although the U. S. claimed neutrality on the issue, if conflicts arise in the area, they may use it as an excuse to intervene, " he added.

He pointed it out that intellectual should intervene into the actuality actively so that he proposed two modes----exile and amateurism.

Panglossians who believe the private economy is always in equilibrium, unless governments intervene, disagree.

But Tokyo has so far failed to intervene again since mid-September, seeking to distinguish itself from other countries in Asia.

he noted then, stoically, that the Israelis who then ruled Gaza did not trouble to intervene.

Mr Draghi's comments, however, for the first time indicate that the ECB is willing to intervene more aggressively than it has done so far.

The chairman felt that it was his place to intervene in the disagreement between two of his committee members.

Even this system opens the convenient door for those who abuse their power to intervene the judicial process out of its procedures.

Police kept close watch on him but were unable to intervene because the law in New Hampshire allows firearms to be carried in public.

The court also said Ms. Li abused her position as a state media worker to intervene in the case last fall. Ms.

The rules emphasise individual responsibility while encouraging staff to intervene to help their colleagues and respect neighbours.

The report says the university in Blacksburg did not intervene effectively.

Then he instructs his attorney to ask the police to intervene.

Again, someone was suffering discomfort and participants felt conflicted about whether or not to intervene.

Do you think the U. N. should be given authority to intervene militarily in situations like Darfur?

But Rogge said the strategy may eventually be used by therapists to assess relationship health and intervene if needed.

Boris Johnson argues it would "not be right" for him, as MPA chair, to intervene.

Worst of all, he was hungry and weary, and at best a whole day must intervene, for he had not heart to try again to-night.

In the short term, it must be enough to free the ECB to intervene without limit, by assuaging fears of moral hazard.

As a intervene therapy devicient, there is a crucial requirement for the physical therapeutic device used for gynecology on safety.

She tried to intervene between her husband and son, but she was roughly pushed aside.

But how this would be co-ordinated with any plans by South Korea and America to intervene has not been worked out.

My chIef desIre Is to retIre completely, but If there are dIsturbances, I shall have to Intervene.

There are many examples like the web, where government either does not or cannot intervene, and things work out just fine.

"How can the Japanese get a pass to intervene when the Chinese are being criticized for essentially the same activity? " he said.

Some of the criticisms really are with the basic idea that government should intervene at all in this moment of crisis.

At present, screen printing just intervene in the industry, and its momentum is like waiting for the critical and set it up.

The Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) technically can intervene if states do not provide proper access to care.

We would remind you that unlike your previous cycle, in your present one we have had the authority to intervene in no uncertain manner.

No unit or individual may illegally intervene in or influence the course and result of the bid evaluation.

The US Department of Justice's antitrust division scored less well, due to its reluctance to intervene on merger deals.

Competition experts said on Wednesday that the rulings highlighted Mofcom's desire to intervene in such "foreign-to-foreign" deals.

When that had happened, it was the Madrid press that whinged, appealing for parliament to intervene.

I have the complete authority to intervene as I choose and redirect the ascension of my Earth as it needs to be.

"But it's totally undesirable for a country to intervene consistently to keep currencies at a certain level. "

In the event of post election sectarian violence and a political breakdown, it could intervene if the civilian government loses control.

As a result, disputes often arise as to whether an interested person or group should be allowed to intervene in an agency adjudication.

China has been developing these to counter American warships that might intervene should hostilities break out in the Taiwan Strait.

While individual regulators may have seen some of the problems growing, the authorities lacked the political will to intervene strongly.

When we were in unrest, you first cried out of surprise and then wanted to intervene to lay down the law for us.

You are the strongest, and you would be offended if I would handle you especially delicately, and so you asked me not to intervene.

To the feudal society, national powers intervene in the proceedings, and the victim's right to seek gradually by the state power to control.

If she didn't intervene, Soma explains, he would write words from a different sentence in the middle of one he had already started.

So Mayer would eventually intervene and ask what was holding up the searchers.

European governments will undoubtedly continue to try to intervene and reverse the Darwinian evolution of the markets.

But if you are a real outstanding people, not to mention creating gossips, the rumors will disturb and intervene in your daily life.

The competent authorities should have statutory powers to intervene when necessary to protect important threatened sites.

With the initial shock worn off and my fear subsided somewhat, I knew that I had to intervene.

They (referring to Western monster that Western them), I now return you to intervene in the east into the ground.

"Just like the environment, if you intervene and stop the trend now you will hopefully prevent it from getting worse, " Gaber said.

Reserves were too distant to be able to intervene, and it remained only to extricate the force without more ado.

It was because defence chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic foresaw this that they were reluctant to intervene in the first place.

In the transition period a new Administration must be careful not to intervene in the day-to-day operations of foreign policy.

Imagine a child, whom you watch go out into the world at large but are unable to intervene if danger were to present.

Build a dictionary automatically to be meant the database can search mode automatically and need not intervene artificially.

D, familiar with heat treatment process, and check the heat treatment to intervene pieces and the Numbers, specifications.

Who, outsiders might reasonably ask, gives this unelected body the right to intervene so deeply into spheres of sovereign politics?

Someone should intervene between them when they are quarreling so bitterly.

The weakness of the dollar also prompted the Bank of Japan to intervene to cap gains in the yen for the first time since 2004.

If they do not move fast enough, regulators may yet have to intervene more forcefully.

Here's something that has happened several times: a programmer asks me to intervene in some debate he is having with a program manager.

Why not take risks, if [font=Arial]you know that central banks will intervene only in falling, not rising, markets?

If you could intervene and prevent these spikes, you could mitigate many of the effects of this damaging disease, " said Strano. "

"I think if the dollar goes below Y85 against the yen, Japan will intervene, " he said.

Thus the fact that the Fed is easing does not mean it cannot intervene to support the dollar.

Maybe you could intervene with a targeted therapy.

They filmed the incident, but did not intervene.

This breaks with the principle that it should intervene only as a last resort, admits Norbert Barthle, a CDU member of the Bundestag.

'Japan likely couldn't intervene without the consent of the United States, ' said Takahide Kiuchi, chief economist at Nomura Securities.

In the case of Libya there was never any equivalent enthusiasm to intervene in the fighting between Muammar Qaddafi and the rebels.

Along with the increase in air density, aero-surfaces gradually intervene the control system, and the RCS drops out of use.

In 2002, the country began to reflect on the problems, and people expected civic rights to intervene some sectors of economy.

2123 - The war between small nations. Big nations do not intervene.

I do not think of the decision that he has made intervene , am ok as long as he feels good.

The researchers conclude that both objective and subjective factors intervene in determining our appreciation of an artwork.

In recent years, some internal audit organizations start to intervene in Risk Management, and take it as an important audit area.

But if some international powers intervene and do not let this happen, people will rise up again.

The Democratic West is now going to intervene in a government they have supported for a long time.

But while the authorities are happy to leave banks alone when times are good, they are quick to intervene at the first hint of crisis.

And there typically aren't a bunch of nosy relatives willing to intervene and relay messages, as there are when a split is within a family.

If the supervisor doesn't intervene, and his lying is harming your performance and the company, go to Human Resources with your concern.

But it was enough to strengthen the territory's currency to the HK$7. 75 limit for the past four days and forced the HKMA to intervene.

When I was in government, I use to tell my associates that our job is foreign policy and not to intervene in every domestic instruction.

Let Me. add that our socialist state apparatus is so powerful that it can intervene to correct any deviations.

Our society on a number of private enterprises or real estate business, they probably have to intervene code?

Though Turks still respect their army, most do not feel it should intervene in politics.

Central bankers tried to counter investor concerns by stressing their willingness to intervene more radically if necessary.

Central banks intervene on occasion to move or attempt to move currencies to their desired levels.

And the Bank of England will aggressively intervene in the three-month sterling money market.

They cannot, and would not, intervene to contact the commanders running the operation.

Why batter Colonel Qaddafi and not intervene on the side of the opposition in Yemen, Bahrain, perhaps even Syria?

I am powerless to intervene in the matter.

If it comes before, a smooth fiscal exit is feasible. If it comes after, a crisis would intervene.

Now, investors are waiting to see if the government will directly intervene in the currency markets again.

Javis professor warned that this indicates a risk: the British government that they can and want to intervene in the media.

The only other developed country to intervene recently is Switzerland.

Edward: If I do not receive my salary by next week, I will have my embassy and lawyer intervene.

It accelerated recently as investors became convinced the government would not intervene to stop the fall.

Today, in a timely echo, Mr Sarkozy says that "the state absolutely must intervene, impose rules and invest" .

Solitude is not measured by the miles of space that intervene between a man and his fellows.

Hiring managers say they've also seen moms and dads accompany their offspring to job interviews and try to intervene in salary negotiations.

They will intervene to get him out of trouble, they will quash consequences, and by doing so an opportunity for education is lost.

My dear, I know men have their own space, I will not intervene in matters within the power of your free space.

Her organization, Sisters Arab Forum, tries to intervene on behalf of child brides, to stop the marriages from taking place.

Moreover, the ECB remains adamant that it cannot intervene as the lender of last resort to euro-zone sovereigns.

The owner wrote an impassioned letter to Jobs practically begging him to intervene and allow the product to keep its name.

In case of a complete meltdown, the fund should intervene to prevent the world economy from collapse.

It is unclear how far Mr Sarkozy would back Mr Kouchner's belief in "the right to intervene" for humanitarian reasons in conflict zones.

Objective To investigate DSA manifestation and effect of intervene therapy in cancer of the head of the pancreas.

Sometimes events intervene in a way that requires us to rework he term of a relationship.

Don't intrusion chinese website about The United States authorities to intervene the internal affairs of Iran's response.

Any Contracting Party which is not a Party to the dispute may intervene in the proceedings with the consent of the arbitral tribunal.

Another tactic would be to directly intervene in currency markets by selling yen and buying dollars.

EVEN the fiercest free-market advocates would concede that governments can justly intervene to curtail businesses that become too powerful.

Europe's leaders have an unwritten rule not to intervene in one another's domestic politics.

Peabody yesterday called upon Australia's Takeovers Panel to intervene, citing "unacceptable circumstances" .

Through combining the regulation and macroeconomic control means, combine on time, intervene economy together on the method is implemented.

Our free enterprise system rests on the conviction that the Federal government should intervene in the marketplace only when necessary.

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The ensuing civil conflict would probably cause "massive civilian casualties" and perhaps prompt neighbouring states to intervene.

BP was so worried about the proceedings that the company prevailed on then Prime Minister Tony Blair to intervene.

and overemphasis on over intervene of government and rapid change of outer market circumstance is not a wise way.

The more communication there is, the better we are able to identify problems with adherence and intervene.

The White House and Congress must intervene with new policies to prevent a further upsurge in defaults and loan losses.

Domestic violence is not a family matter as the authorities will intervene.

The cable also noted that Google had asked the American government to intervene with China on its behalf.

Mr. Sarkozy says Europe's two biggest economies had a duty to intervene to defend the seventeen nations that use the euro.

The employment and dismissal of the Captain or crew are in the charge of Party B. Party A should not intervene with.

Tuttosport says Roma coach Claudio Ranieri had to intervene as a row between Daniele de Rossi and Marco Borriello threatened to explode.

The function of government is transferring whose economic function is strengthened and starts to deeply intervene in social life.

Accordingly, physicians usually intervene surgically at smaller sizes for abdominal aortic aneurysms.

And when the central bank does intervene to try to stem excessive strength in the peso, the tactics are different from, say, Brazil's.

Some Nigerians are privately urging the Obama administration to intervene behind the scenes to forestall a post election crisis.

If North Korea were defeated in a war and crumbling, Chinese armies might cross the Yalu River and intervene as they did in the 1950's.

As the yen has resumed its rise in recent weeks, Japan's government has warned it would intervene again.

Do we believe that God can or will actually intervene in an individual's physical recovery?

For that reason, central banks had little choice but to intervene.

Because God's going to be the one who will intervene, not Judas Maccabeus.

Government must intervene labor-capital relations actively, then can realize to found the legal duty of harmonious labor-capital relations.

The Louvre filed a legal complaint as a matter of course because police were called to intervene.

Don't get me wrong, China continues to intervene in markets to hold down the value of the yuan.

Police plan to intervene in the Canadian police investigation, through the Embassy to provide assistance.

When he declined to intervene, Mr Zuckerberg's former collaborators filed a lawsuit that is still being pursued in the courts.

Cambodia has asked the United Nations to intervene in a border dispute with Thailand.

This condition explains why no other phrasal category can intervene between a verb and its direct object.

As finance minister Noda, this time on television frequently warned to intervene in currency markets, its capable image for him.

Bulgaria's public finances, however, remain in excellent shape, giving its authorities flexibility to intervene if banks hit trouble.

There's only one or two issues that might intervene between us and glory : the players fitness and Barcelona.

Four east European central banks issued a co-ordinated statement suggesting that they may intervene to support their currencies.

But if God can or will do these things -- intervene to change the flow of events -- then surely he could have stopped the tsunami.

He firmly expects Barack Obama to send American forces to intervene soon in the nasty guerrilla conflict on his doorstep.

The chorus of economists and investors calling for Europe's central bank to intervene much more decisively in bond markets is growing.

But China and most of the other Asian countries continue to intervene heavily to keep their currencies from rising significantly.

all these various regulatory substances intervene and exert recognizable effects upon the overall course of plant growth and development.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says he has asked the United States to intervene in the settlements dispute.

But what if we intervene on behalf of gene expression by controlling the formation and liberation of free radicals in the body?

He says central banks could probably not control long-term rates even if they tried to intervene directly in long-term markets.

It is much harder to intervene in Syria than in Libya. Members of its opposition are unwisely calling for Western intervention immediately.

There are plenty of good reasons for political leaders to intervene these days in domestic economies.

A team leader must have the courage to intervene on the team's behalf when obstacles that might cripple or demoralize the team arise.

Article 3 The lawful practice of notaries shall be protected by law, and no entity or individual shall not intervene in it.

If the rest of the world doesn't intervene more forcefully now, Europe's crisis will no longer be Europe's alone.

Most reporters and editors, Bradlee said, are reluctant to hold a story unless overriding national security interests intervene.

"If they had begun to intervene last July they wouldn't be facing this situation now. "

The risk here would be political: the Fed would be taking upon itself to intervene in the markets.

However, we have had to intervene because of the need to take decisive action to address its particular debt burden.

Different style venture capital enterprises offer service and intervene in different levels to invested company.

But the broader context is the west's diminishing ability and willingness to intervene at all.

China's central bank would have to intervene on an even bigger scale by buying more and more dollars to stop the yuan rising in value.

A deal is seen as a prerequisite for the European Central Bank to intervene more forcefully.

National leaders tried to mediate. Qaddafi-era police, though back on the streets, were too weak to intervene.

It said it would continue to monitor the crisis, but that it will not intervene.

The argument between the two boys became so fierce that Dad had to intervene .

He says Tokyo may soon intervene in the markets, to help correct the yen's course.

Discover the events that characterize the lifecycle of page and how control and page authors can intervene to alter the standard behavior.

The prevalence of amicus curiae in U. S. provides a lawful approach for psychologists to directly intervene with specific lawsuits.

Another is to intervene, overthrow the Islamists and install a sympathetic government.

Here let me low-key shout, your past I too late to intervene, your future I don't want to intervene.

Perhaps this new understanding I feel now is something we cannot have until space and time intervene.

Theoretically a higher rate should be positive for RMB, but Beijing might intervene to dampen hot money inflow.

The chaos has piled pressure on immigration minister Damian Green and critics are calling on Home Secretary Theresa May to intervene.

Drug therapy management programs allow pharmacists to take active roles in assessing drug regimens and to intervene as appropriate.

The two men ignored a hotel official who tried to intervene and pushed the girl back on a sofa.

'Regulators will continue to intervene and meddle and create a very difficult environment for banks to expand in the world market. '

The increasing landscape fragment reflects the intense intervene that human activities act on landscape.

On emotional appeal , of sunshine, ventilated, outside ambient intervene wait for need careful consider.

Higher oil prices may even prove to be detrimental for the energy sector as calls mount for the government to intervene, he added.

It isn't unusual for Asian central banks to intervene in foreign-exchange markets when volatility in their currencies rises.

Of course, punting on Asian currencies means second guessing central banks' willingness to intervene.