Sentence examples for armed interference from inspiring English sources

"We strictly oppose to any kind of armed interference, especially like the kind of United Nations operations in Libya," said Hasan Hachimi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood from Canada.

FIFA, the world football body, took a dim view of armed interference in the affairs of one of its members, and banned Iraq from all international competitions until the takeover was reversed.

So did Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko (with a helping hand from Poland's prime minister, Ewa Kopacz, who asked him whether he planned to attend while in Kiev earlier this month).Poland has been one of the strongest advocates in the European Union for taking a tough line against Russia over its armed interference in Ukraine.

He says action, military or otherwise, by external powers is a last resort.Such assurances have failed to convince critics of R2P, who are adamant that the whole idea is just a cover to legitimise armed interference by rich Western powers in the affairs of poor countries.

"There has been armed interference with U.N. employees and vehicles, including attacks on U.N. ambulances and medical personnel".

President Petro Poroshenko claimed the actions of the armed rebels amounted to interference.

Opposition from the armed services, fear of interference with essential communications, and a desire to avoid the "commercialization" of radio led, however, to a ban on the Chelmsford broadcasts, which the Post Office claimed the right to impose.

The interference of armed terrorist groups has made the task even more daunting.

Jeremy Corbyn has accused the head of the UK armed forces of unacceptable political interference after General Sir Nicholas Houghton suggested the Labour leader's unilateralism made him unfit to be prime minister.

Senior state and federal officials, disagreed; they said their plan struck the proper balance between strong-armed remedial enforcement and meddlesome government interference in industry.

America is experimenting with satellite-to-satellite communication by laser, which can carry more data and is less prone to interference than radio waves.And the armed forces are starting to train for warfare with few or no data links.