Surely humans have the ability to intervene in any number of moral and ethical issues purely by virtue of their sentience? |
For example, administrators track dropout rates from particular courses, and sometimes intervene when these rates increase. |
Less controversial examples could be cited in justification of the right to intervene. |
So an entire stanza or page might at times intervene between the M and the U of Mud. |
The duke, who sits in judgement, will not intervene as Portia enters in the guise as a lawyer to defend Antonio. |
It was concerned about the scheme's viability and the cost of property acquisitions it was asked to intervene in. |