Examples of using Intervention may in English and their translations into German
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Military intervention may only take place.
The program can tell community managers where andwhen things start to get hairy and intervention may be needed.
Intervention may however be necessary to guarantee competition.
In case of retinal detachments, secondary glaucoma will eventually develop, and surgical intervention may be necessary for relief of pain.
Surgery intervention may be necessary if there is a fractured liver lobe.
If the pus pockets in your throat are affecting the tonsils, and if the infection issevere, or reoccurring too often, surgical intervention may be required.
Medical intervention may be necessary(e. g. in the form of a gastric feeding tube) see also section 4.8.
In cases where chronic constipation is caused by organicpathology(adhesions, tumors), surgical intervention may be required to successfully combat them.
Such an intervention may turn out to be more expensive and less effective than a measure undertaken jointly by several Member States.
If any one of these cumulative conditions is not met, then the State intervention may be regarded as State aid and in principle has to be notified to and assessed by the European Commission.
Intervention may be needed in fragile sectors of the US economy, like housing, where faltering performance could produce another downturn.
LSCD can be a very serious adverse reaction with permanent vision damage and limited treatment options,and discontinuation of treatment and/or early intervention may prevent permanent damage.
Subject to Articles 17 and 20 below, an intervention may only be carried out on a person who does not have the capacity to consent, for his or her direct benefit.
In practice, there may be considerable overlap between resolution and insolvency, in particular,and supervisory early intervention may move rapidly into resolution measures.
In blood cancer, chemotherapeutic intervention may give rise to senescence-rich cells that impair the hematopoietic system and accelerate tissue deterioration.
The intervention may result in some procedure-related reactions such as oedema, reddening, pain, itching, alteration in colour and sensation in the implant site.
Using this information, a system intervention may also occur when there is the danger of a collision with an obstacle detected in front of the vehicle.
Public intervention may complement commercial investment but should not pre-empt private initiatives nor distort competition, and should always be based on a technology-neutral approach.
This level of human intervention might not be ideal, but it's working.
Such interventions may be considered both legitimate and lawful in view of the aim pursued to ensure the adequacy of regular(scheduled) transport services to, from and between islands.
These interventions may be ordered on an"à la carte" basis or as part of a package in the form of a monthly subscription.
Pre-operative training in the use of non-invasive ventilation and assisted cough,and specialised interventions may be needed.
All that is still in the very distant future." But because IkBNS also plays animportant role in effector cell activation, an intervention might have unforeseen consequences.
But because IÎoBNS also plays animportant role in effector cell activation, an intervention might have unforeseen consequences.
Interventions may also include activities aimed at strengthening citizens' capacity to take action, defend their rights and take part in the political debate at local, national and international levels.
In such cases government interventions may be appropriate to correct existing market failures, but the benefits of State intervention must always be assessed against its costs, particularly in terms of distortion of competition.
However, to improve the prospects of middle income earners, a more forceful intervention might be needed through either higher mandatory contributions or at least auto-enrolment in private pensions with targeted financial incentives.
Interventions may be carried out either directly by the ECB( centralised) and/ or by national central banks( NCBs) acting on behalf of the ECB( decentralised), on a disclosed agency basis.
Moreover intervention might also be required either to reinforce policies that would not be sustained by market forces alone or, provide services that bring positive external benefits beyond their market value.
Several non-pharmacological interventions may reduce fracture risk by increasing peak bone mass, reducing age-related bone loss, decreasing the risk of falling, improving the protective neuromuscular responses associated with falling or reducing the impact of falls.