The phrase "asking to interfere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is requesting permission or expressing a desire to intervene in a situation.
Example: "She was asking to interfere in the negotiations, believing she could help resolve the conflict."
Alternatives: "requesting to intervene" or "seeking to meddle".
So why, they demand, are they now being asked to interfere in Mr Hofer's case?
Where a federal court of equity is asked to interfere with the enforcement of state laws, it should do so only "to prevent irreparable injury which is clear and imminent". American Federation of Labor v. Watson, 327 U.S. 582, 593, and cases cited.
Would the West have been wrong, Mr Clinton courteously asked, to "interfere" in Russian affairs and stand up for Mr Yeltsin if the coup leaders had jailed him?Mr Yeltsin, for his part, sounded off with remarkable vigour against "the aggression by NATO, with America at its head, against Yugoslavia", and suggested that Europeans should be allowed to settle their own affairs.
Does anybody doubt that, if Rogers had never been asked to interfere, he would have said so? Read their answer as confirmation that Trump asked them to intervene.
"If the Queen had been asked to interfere in the British parliament in this way there is no way on earth this would have happened".
When asked directly in a follow-up whether Trump asked him to interfere in the Russia investigations, Rogers said, "I am not going to discuss specifics, but I stand by the comment I just made to you".
Most importantly, we propose here that asking individuals with ASD and WS to look at faces while thinking (something they are often asked to do) interferes with concentration, whether this is to do with dual tasking or with faces per se is, from a clinical and educational standpoint, less relevant.
I have to wonder who asked him to interfere in such a delicate issue.
"We would ask him to interfere so that we can get peace and the Palestinian state very quickly, because we need our freedom.
In highly anticipated testimony, Comey will also reportedly stop short of saying Trump asked him to interfere in the FBI's investigation of Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, according to ABC News.
Asking the government to interfere into the judiciary system is unacceptable, regardless of how unsatisfied you are with this judicial system.
