Sentence examples for continue to meddle from inspiring English sources
But the former colonial power would continue to meddle in the cycles of coups, rebellions and violent transitions that have marked the country's history ever since, though it is taking a back seat now.
With Mr Santos's inauguration just two weeks away, Mr Uribe seems to be trying to dictate his successor's foreign policy, raising concerns that he may continue to meddle in national politics after leaving office.Few issues are more sensitive for Mr Uribe than the alleged sheltering of Colombia's FARC and ELN guerrillas by its neighbours.
Politicians will continue to meddle in the running of these institutions, which is the main reason for their problems in the first place.The government's handling of UTI, with investigations by three separate groups a team of parliamentarians, the police and a panel of experts—looks more like an attempt to whitewash politicians rather than to nail the problem.
The worst managerial problems usually arise when founders are promoted to a post like chairman and continue to meddle in day-to-day affairs, says Tony Scott, president of recruiting firm ChampionScott Partners in Menlo Park, Calif.
The Iranians continue to meddle in Syria as well, supporting Bashar al-Assad.
Not only will the army continue to meddle behind the scenes, but there's a potential economic time bomb ticking.
It has continued to meddle in the country's affairs ever since.
Presenting itself as a great ally of the region, Britain continued to meddle in Indian politics.
He denied charges by United Nations officials that he continues to meddle in Liberian affairs.
This is rich, coming from the head of the regime most culpable for events in Ituri, and which continues to meddle there.
