Interveners

Los Angeles, one of the cities Chicago works closely with in this work, uses the same strategy with some variations: interrupters (called interveners or outreach workers) and outreach workers (called case managers) have worked to perform similar results. ❋ Gary Slutkin (2011)

In the HAES group, the interveners were active leaders, providing specific information and structured activities to participants. ❋ Unknown (2009)

To limit a state's sovereignty by collective intervention against its government's assault on human rights is one thing; to forcibly remove a government and replace it with one more acceptable to the interveners is a far more radical attack on sovereignty. ❋ Hoffmann, Stanley (2003)

But if the town and the four residents dubbed interveners want to take steps to change the commission's approval of LNG's permit request, they can file for a re-hearing within 30 days of the decision. ❋ Unknown (2009)

After that, however, the court heard from several individual what are called interveners, two who voiced some concern that their votes had not been treated the same way as those voters in counties which did have hand manual counts, two others who said that voting in the panhandle part of Florida might have been effected by early calls by some news media organizations giving the state of Florida and its 25 electoral votes to Vice President Gore. ❋ Unknown (2000)

"interveners" in the case who will present evidence for and against the law, or at least the breadth of its wording. ❋ Unknown (2010)