| The intervenor works with the objective of truly defending the interests of the children. |
| The best way to make a positive debate out of this is to admit those interventions, and perhaps as the intervenor suggested, and try to do more. |
| Persons with disabilities may also provide a qualified interpreter or intervenor of their choice. |
| The parents intend to continue their action, and the Commissioner retains her status as an intervenor in the case. |
| An intervenor expressed concerns that SRBT does not perform a mass balance analysis of its tritium input and output. |
| Keith Ainsworth, a former first selectman who still sits on the Board of Selectmen, filed papers as a legal intervenor in the zoning application. |
