英語 での Intervening の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Intervening alone is dangerous.
It is God intervening in history.
Intervening in a dog fight, or.
Security forces were seen intervening.
Intervening in the family system.
God is not finished intervening in history.
Intervening alone is dangerous.
God is not finished intervening in history.
Intervening years are tantamount to refounding the university.
What about intervening in Syria?
In either case the government ends up intervening.
But the risks of not intervening are much greater.
Why isn't the international community intervening?
This suggests that intervening action is required.
Intervening quickly and appropriately helps maintain office morale.
I have misgivings about intervening in Libya.
The need for an intervening wave, or a connecting one, became obvious.
But the tide of German political sentiment changed over the intervening ten years.
Intervening immediately via internet connection on event of a technical failure.
Our sight is impeded by intervening bodies and shadows.
In any scattering based detection system the scattered light is attenuated by further scattering andabsorption by intervening particles.
There are no fossils from the intervening 11 million years.
Intervening firewalls or proxy servers must allow the client communication that is associated with Internet-based site systems.
Russia has consistently denied intervening in other countries' elections.
Inadvertent replays occur when more than one copy of the same requestmessage gets sent to the TSA because of problems in the intervening network elements.
He has repeatedly said that NATO has no intention of intervening in Syria but stands ready to defend Turkey if necessary.
The Americans had developed a method in the seventies,whereby they could rescue hijacked planes by intervening into the computer piloting.
Russia's central bank said onWednesday it had spent almost $2bn intervening in the currency market on Monday.
Thus we affirm the possibility of miracles,the possibility of a higher hand intervening to control or reverse nature's ordinary movements.