Sentence examples for be able to interfere from inspiring English sources

Will Iran now be able to interfere in Iraq with impunity?

Never again will those impossible people on the other side of the Channel be able to interfere in our affairs.

An abortion rights supporter, Marzian has argued that government should not be able to interfere with people's medical decisions.

When the railways were privatised in the mid-1990s, ministook took it in turns to say this would mean that government would no longer be able to interfere.

In addition, preoperative enhancements in muscle health with corresponding benefits in overall fitness, BFR induced molecular alterations could also be able to interfere with TKA induced pathological signaling.

But now, she said, having taken control of the House, "they want to be able to interfere in our personal, private decisions, especially a woman's right to choose".

Thus, AG1024 is able to interfere with three major targets of BCR-ABL in leukaemic cells.

Finally, α-Syn amyloid fibrils are able to interfere with prion replication through the binding to PrPC.

Drugs that are able to interfere with these processes may be able to prevent and/or cure these diseases.

Importantly, all inhibitory peptides were able to interfere with DNA binding as demonstrated in gel shift assays.

"The fraudsters were able to interfere with the telephone system of the bank customers, so the customer was unable to receive calls while the fraud was taking place".