Presidential interventions to prevent strikes that might seriously harm the public interest are called:

A) national emergency strike procedures.
B) sympathy strike procedures.
C) illegal government interventions.
D) general strike prevention procedures.

National Emergency

A situation of urgent crisis that poses a significant threat to the health, safety, or well-being of the nation, requiring immediate governmental action.

Presidential Interventions

Instances when a sitting U.S. President intervenes in labor disputes, often to prevent or end strikes that can have significant economic or social impacts.

Public Interest

The welfare or well-being of the general public, often used as a consideration in law, policy-making, or governance.