Sentence examples for blatant intervention from inspiring English sources

"This is a blatant intervention in Yemen's internal affairs," the party said.

There was an open competition for this building and then along comes somebody with special powers seeking to influence the outcome in a blatant intervention".

"The W.B.C.'s blatant intervention into the Indiana Boxing Commission's selection of officials is not only inappropriate, it is exactly the type of conduct that is destroying the credibility of the sport," said McCain, Republican of Arizona.

In a direct sense, Mr. Trump's elevation was made possible by the F.B.I.'s blatant intervention in the election, Russian subversion, and the supine news media that obligingly played up fake scandals while burying real ones on the back pages.

"This shows blatant intervention of Pakistan in Afghanistan's internal affairs, which is mainly the result of weak diplomacy by the Afghan government," said Sayed Agha Fazel Hussain Sancharaki, the spokesman for the National Coalition of Afghanistan political bloc.

"In the face of this huge arsenal and lack supplies and the blatant intervention of Hezbollah... tens of fighters stayed behind and ensured the withdrawal of their comrades along with the civilians," said a rebel statement quoted by Reuters.

They claim that these blatant interventions were ordered by Vladimir Putin to insure that his favorite candidate, Donald Trump, become the next US President.

Three obstacles stand in its way: Brussels, bankers and the company's deal with America's GM.Certainly Brussels is unlikely to look kindly on too blatant an intervention.

The current efforts by Congress represent "blatant government intervention in the private sector to serve the selfish interests of the technology industries," argued Jack T. Ciesielski, an analyst in Baltimore who specializes in accounting issues.

Since he first came to power in 2002, Erdogan has systematically undermined his country's fragile legal institutions by staging show trials featuring his "enemies". Zarrab owes his freedom in Turkey to a blatant political intervention in the judicial system.

The result was that the industry's bad-debt problems dragged on for longer than they might have done.In recent years, the most blatant political intervention in the standard-setting process has been over the stock options that many companies grant to their employees.