Sentence examples for deliberate disruption from inspiring English sources

And deliberate disruption on top of time-consuming administration created huge backlogs for the agency.

We are told that many criminal defendants representing themselves may use the courtroom for deliberate disruption of their trials.

Cameron and the Downing Street machine ultimately sided with Heywood: "They liked smooth surfaces and courteous negotiation rather than the deliberate disruption that Hilton favoured," writes D'Ancona.

It is the biggest in a generation". Referring to government claims of a low turnout and deliberate disruption of negotiations, the spokesman added: "The government is clutching at straws.

ACPO and Britain's communications regulator, Ofcom, are urging the government to make it easier to prosecute people who use and sell jammers, and to make their possession a criminal act.In November America's National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board said deliberate disruption of GPS was becoming more common, and that the systems in place to find and stop jammers were insufficient.

The study says RT and Sputnik participated in a "deliberate disruption strategy" over Catalonia.

The observer did, however, note that some of the irregularities were more a matter of "incompetence" than deliberate disruptions.

Besides inevitable malfunction of the power grid components, deliberate disruptions caused by malicious attacks put the security of the power systems at high risk.

Policinski said that deliberate and repeated disruption could amount to a reasonable basis to block a reporter from attendance.

And gruesome images of protesters wounded, or killed by security forces appeared on social media sites despite deliberate power blackouts and disruption of internet services.

Even today he said, "Through dozens of warnings to law enforcement, a delicate and a deliberate campaign of terrorist disruption, tighter security around potential targets, with arrests and detentions, we have avoided further major terrorist attacks".