Sentence examples for able to meddle from inspiring English sources

"We don't want a situation where politicians will be able to meddle with this system".

Usually, therefore, employers aren't able to meddle with personal relationships at work.

Cyrenaica and the Fezzan, afraid that under a unitary setup the Tripolitanians might be able to meddle in their local affairs, are for a federal structure; in Tripolitania the majority of politically minded Arabs are opposed to the federal idea.

(That failed reconstruction program again!) Indeed, with Iran now able to meddle in Iraq in ways it couldn't have when Saddam Hussein was in power, that country will be more capable of contesting U.S. hegemony in the region.

I think that if you are a Tea Party member on the right or an Occupy advocate on the left, you share a common view that billionaires and big corporations should not be able to meddle with unlimited funds anonymously, behind phony screens, in our elections".

In this case, the enormous neighbouring power of Russia is unlikely to be able to avoid meddling in any peaceful Ukrainian split.

We must be able to poke and meddle.

With the help of David Lee and Owen -- Owen lied on the stand for his mom: Veronica really was cheating on Malcolm -- Veronica's case worked out in the end and she was able to nag and meddle in Alicia and Peter's marriage without a worry.

Sherry, who has worked for Red Productions for over 15 years, described his job as "the opportunity to meddle in all departments – it's about being able to have a passable stab at everyone's job and to be able to empathise with what they're trying to achieve".

Another is that neither revellers nor demonstrators will be able to mass around the square.Much of this is in keeping with Mr Erdogan's growing propensity to meddle with Turkey's social and cultural fabric.

Mr. Greenspan opposed the plan on the grounds that politicians would not be able to resist using the government's role as a shareholder to favor or punish certain industries or to meddle in corporate decisions.