Iain Mansfield, the director of trade and investment at the UK embassy in Manila, who declared that a British exit from the EU would free the City from "European interference", received his prize from the former chancellor Lord Lawson.
A more business-friendly regulatory regime and the new security of the City of London from European interference will enhance competitiveness and compensate for the partial loss of access to the European market".
What we will not accept is any interference in the electoral process from INEC [Nigeria's electoral commission], the opposition or anyone else.
The technology industry loathes regulation, in part because of the knowledge that government interference can stifle innovation and the speed to market.
We've taken this approach because, as article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers".
So anyone in the EU can carry out the same searches on Google.com and happily enjoy search results without interference.
Network Rail should be able to get on with its job without political interference, but if it gets things wrong it will be held to account".
Parties to the WHO framework convention on tobacco control are obliged to protect their public health policies from interference by the tobacco industry and its allies.
The NCVO will also report upon perceived political interference in the commission's governance.
Unlike the Anglo-American model of the secular state, which seeks to hinder state interference in religious affairs, the French notion of laïcité actively blocks religious interference in affairs of state.
Continued pressure under the guise of public interest risks turning into political interference.
