Examples of using Need to intervene in English and their translations into Swedish
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We need to intervene. No.
Shoot him! We need to intervene.
We need to intervene. Shoot him!
This is where we need to intervene.
We need to intervene in this matter.
We definitely need to intervene. Yeah.
In all the areas referred to these agencies may need to intervene.
No. We need to intervene.
Yeah, Coach. We definitely need to intervene.
Washington no need to intervene in a distant conflict.
Bong Joon Gu, need to intervene.
They need to intervene more decisively
we need an onus to prove the need to intervene.
We need to intervene as swiftly as possible to help define the borders.
In extreme situations, social services will need to intervene in the relationship of children and their parents.
We need to intervene by adopting a common position
Nevertheless, it should be remembered that every central bank may need to intervene under certain circumstances, either by buying or selling currency, e.g.
The need to intervene with a treatment of hair reconstruction is very much felt
Under a fixed exchange rate regime the central bank may need to intervene relatively often, which means that the need for intervention assets is considerable.
when the state may need to intervene.
That is where you need to intervene, that is where you need to help.
with everything which has been said about the need to intervene, what we need at the end of the day is a political solution.
It is claimed that future developments highlight the need to intervene at EU level'for the benefit of Union citizens
We see no need to intervene'. We need an instrument that we can use to enter into a serious dialogue with the Member States while matters are in progress if there are indications that something is going wrong,
from year one and it will be especially helpful in finding out where we need to intervene by networking, by exchanging practices,
Where production is concerned, I think that we need to intervene much more decisively through development aid,
and emphasise the need to intervene forcefully and rapidly when those objectives are not achieved.
Consequently, we need to intervene, including at a financial level,
when the state may need to intervene.
The second response is the need to intervene with emergency measures to protect the weakest link in the chain,