Sentence examples for allegedly interfering from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the special counsel, Robert Mueller, indicted Prigozhin and twelve other Russian nationals for allegedly interfering in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election.

Before that, however, Ms. Almon and her secretary were arrested for allegedly interfering with the towing of cars at a town beach.

Any deal the league might reach with A-Rod, however, would entail much more time off the field, not only for violating the drug program but also for allegedly interfering in M.L.B.'s investigation into Biogenesis.

* Frank Quattrone: Though less hotly pursued by Mr. Spitzer than others on this list, the former Credit Suisse banker drew the attorney general's ire for allegedly interfering in a federal investigation into his practices.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Any deal the league might reach with A-Rod, however, would entail much more time off the field, not only for violating the drug program but also for allegedly interfering in M.L.B.'s investigation into Biogenesis.

firm that was recently sued by the state of Virginia for allegedly interfering with the enforcement of child support obligations by taking 34% of the debt it collects as a fee.

(Late at night, according to Station KOB, which is bringing suit, he can also hear it as far west as Albuquerque, New Mexico, where it allegedly interferes with local stations).

Getty had filed legal complaints in London and New York after Gazprom and a subsidiary allegedly interfered with his plan to sell his stake in the joint venture.

After briefing reporters, Nunes went to the White House to share his revelations with Trump, whose team is being investigated by the FBI for possible ties to Russian government officials who allegedly interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.  .

After briefing reporters, Nunes went to the White House to share his revelations with Trump, whose team is being investigated by the FBI for possible ties to Russian government officials who allegedly interfered in the 2016 U.S. election. .

In Europe, there is growing skepticism about a core provision of the deal, the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) procedure, which allows corporations to sue governments in special, extra-judicial panels to challenge regulations that allegedly interfere with free commerce and property rights -- which is to say all meaningful social regulations.