Sentence examples for and the interference of from inspiring English sources

Topping the list is Chief Loach, who must negotiate both a brush with death and the interference of an overprotective mother, which prove to be equally harrowing experiences.

"Press and publication laws restrict freedom, the psychology of fear leads to self-censorship, and the interference of the security services continues".

I will pay your dues for you!" Stalin noticed that I was taking notes on his conversation, and he denounced American and British aggression in Iraq, and the interference of human-rights activists in Syrian affairs.

While Kitchener's private attitude was that black soldiers should never be allowed at the front alongside white soldiers, the enormous losses - and the interference of King George V - made it inevitable.

Rather, they recognized the prerogatives of the patrician class and of the patriarchal family, the validity of enslavement for unpaid debt, and the interference of religious custom in civil cases.

Under his son Daniel (1201 64), difficulties with the Galician landed magnates and the interference of the Hungarians weakened the principality, and it was subjugated in 1240 by the Mongol invasion.

European attempts at government were doomed by the greed and factionalism of their members and by the interference of European governments and consuls.

He aimed to eliminate the role of the composer and, consequently, the interference of subjectivity and human intention on music.

But some believe killing dolphins and whales is part of traditional culinary culture and resent the interference of outsiders focused on species protection.

Igor Zagar, a 55-year-old professor from the capital, Ljubljana, said he voted in favour of marriage equality to "support the secular state and against the interference of the church into political issues".

It is proved that the proposed biosensor is free of intricate procedures and avoids the interference of added amplification enzymes.