n.提出（异议）；干预；干涉；调停，插补术，提出异议原则

The court granted an interposition of habeas corpus to protect the defendant's rights.
法院颁发了人身保护令，以保护被告的权利。
In medicine, interposition is a surgical technique where a tissue or organ is placed between two damaged structures.
在医学上，介入是一种手术技术，将组织或器官置于两个受损结构之间。
The government's interposition of power often leads to conflicts with the judiciary.
政府插手权力往往导致与司法部门的冲突。
Interposition of authority can be a delicate matter in resolving disputes between nations.
在处理国家间的争端时，权威的介入可能相当微妙。
The company's shareholders filed for an interposition lawsuit against the board's decision.
公司股东对董事会的决定提起干涉诉讼。
The police used interposition to disperse the crowd peacefully during the protest.
警方使用介入战术和平地疏散了抗议人群。
In politics, interposition can refer to a principle that states individual states have the right to refuse federal laws they disagree with.
在政治中，介入原则指的是各州有权拒绝他们不同意的联邦法律。
The attorney general's office interposed itself in the case to argue on behalf of the state.
总检察长办公室介入此案，为州方辩护。
The law allows for interposition of the state in cases where children's welfare is at risk.
法律规定，在儿童福利受到威胁的情况下，州有权介入。
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of interposition, allowing states to regulate certain aspects of healthcare independently.
最高法院支持介入，允许各州独立监管某些医疗保健方面。