noun
definition
One who practices or defends interventionism.
adjective
definition
Of or pertaining to interventionism, or an advocate thereof.
Examples of interventionist in a Sentence
The interventionist should also have completed continuing education in the intervention process and have experience in conducting them.
To achieve the Government's goal, tribunals will have to become more interventionist.
Blair supporters would think of him as a liberal interventionist, keen on nation building, rather than a neocon.
Such non-material values were usually allied to material beliefs in a highly interventionist state sector.
Their delight is being diluted by a concern that the government is becoming too interventionist for the housebuilding industry's good.
A second reason is that some of the authors share the belief that Western policy is not sufficiently interventionist.
Our approach is sometimes regarded as overly interventionist or 'engaging with dark forces ' .
For some, he is really a state interventionist.
Although I would emphasize that non- interventionist doesn't mean not involved.
Do you know if they have had him seen by an early interventionist?
Friends and family meet and decide who should be a part of the session, along with a professional interventionist.
The interventionist is a trained professional who understands the medical and psychological aspects of the addiction problem, and is usually a trained counselor.
The interventionist acts as moderator and controls the session so that it does not degenerate into interpersonal accusations or heated arguments.