Перевод слова

Перевод: intervention

[существительное]
вмешательство; интервенция ; посредничество
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. But on many occasions children gain mathematical experience without any intervention by an adult.
2. A short-term intervention was arranged because S was at risk of coming into care.
3. This is in keeping with Parker's dictum that " prevention must be an objective at all stages of intervention" (Parker, 1980, p. 44).
4. The action taken in London had an immediate affect elsewhere as ambulance crews began to protest at the Government's intervention.
5. It had very publicly been made clear that outrageous tactics worked, that blocking roads worked better than MPs" intervention
6. The Coase theorem and the further work it inspired have demolished the presumption that externalities and public goods automatically call for government intervention.
7. "He is swinging in the tree"), and it is suggested that the extent to which a child shows sensitivity to one or other of these kinds of distraction may be useful in terms of assessment and the planning of intervention.
8. Fourth, research suggests that the profession consistently operates as a form of economic monopoly in the sense that it adopts a strategy of doing "nothing" in the face of criticism, and that changes take place only under the severest threat of government intervention.
9. Craig Baldwin's excellent Tribulation 99: Alien Anomalies Under America rediscovers the cutting edge of scratch, splicing Cold War movies into a delirious rant which parodically presents US intervention in Central America as a holy war against alien invaders.
10. For, eg, cereals, he wants to cut the EC's intervention price by 40%, using direct aid to compensate the 4m cereal farms of less than 30 hectares.
11. Farrar-Hockley attributes the British intervention to an anti-appeasement mindset, worries about American isolationism, and concern for "adherence to the charter of the United Nations to prevent its decline into the impotence of the League of Nations" (p. 203).
12. US conservatives have begun arguing openly that if the Sandinista Government tries to remain in power after the scheduled election in February, the invasion of Panama could be used to justify a new wave of military intervention.
13. The Assemblies never approved military intervention in Lebanon; the small contingent of Libyan troops there was said to consist of volunteers, and the decision as to which of the groups within Lebanon they should support seems to have been reserved to Qaddafi.