Sentence examples for be interfered in from inspiring English sources

First, the jammer (as any UMTS terminal) will obtain the scrambling codes for all the cells that want to be interfered in the area (even for several operators).

Since the pseudo-random hopping patterns are unknown except by the desired user, the received symbols of the desired user may be interfered in some partial hops by the symbols of other users, which are defined as interfering fragments in this paper.

It may suggest that, in ANXA2 knockout mice, antigen presenting may be interfered in dendritic cells, thus retarding adaptive immune system activation.

Maybe it was interfering in-laws, which 11% of divorced couples blamed, according to the same study.

"Why should the government be interfering in the spending policies of foundations?" asked John Edie, the general counsel of the Council on Foundations.

"He's very good about stepping back and being clear that he shouldn't be interfering in artistic decisions.

"We don't know what the Americans are doing to be interfering in the Durand Line issue," he said.

It seems almost inevitable that you will be dismissed in some quarters as a German – and an artist – who should not be interfering in British politics.

But I worry about all sorts of other things that really shouldn't be interfering in my life: government agencies, hospitals.

But Trudeau has since become increasingly tight-lipped, heeding advisers who warn that Canada must not be perceived to be interfering in the American election.

The home secretary said it was correct that ministers should not be interfering in the decision on a third runway at Heathrow by making public comments.