müdahaleleriyle

müdahaleleriyle is a Turkish phrase that literally translates to “with/through its interventions.” It is a combination of the noun müdahaleler (interventions) and the locative suffix –iyle, indicating accompaniment or means. The phrase is commonly used in formal writing, reports, and academic texts to describe the actions of an institution, policy, or individual that alter a situation or outcome.

In the public‑policy context, müdahaleleriyle often precedes a description of how a governmental body, a court, or a community organization has acted. For example, “Bu yasa, şirket faaliyetlerini sıkı denetimin müdahaleleriyle düzenlemeyi amaçlıyor” means that the law intends to regulate company activities through strict oversight interventions. In the medical field, the phrase may refer to procedures carried out by professionals: “Şiddetli enfeksiyon durumunda, doktorun müdahaleleriyle hastalık kontrol altına alındı.”

The construction follows standard Turkish grammar where the verb or noun is modified by a suffix that conveys a mode of action. It is an idiomatic expression that conveys agency and purposeful action. Because of its relative specificity, müdahaleleriyle tends to appear in more formal registers than everyday speech, which may use simpler structures such as “olan müdahalelerle” or “aralıklarla müdahale edilerek.” The phrase is widely recognized among Turkish speakers as a concise way to highlight the influence of deliberate interventions in a given process.