Sentence examples for external meddling from inspiring English sources

The end of colonialism in the mid-20th century did not leave the Arabs free from external meddling.

Prior to the Taliban takeover Afghanistan was always the target of external meddling by surrounding powers including the Soviets (obviously), Pakistan (obviously), the US (of course) and, less obviously, India and Iran.

Those (like Pakistan and Myanmar) where authoritarian regimes seek to impose order on diverse populations will remain dangerously prone to radicalization, instability, violence and the possibility of internal collapse, external meddling or both.

Even without external meddling, notes Tom Ehrhard, a senior fellow at the CSBA, American forces struggle to find enough bandwidth and to prevent the myriad of electronic systems from jamming each other.Some remedial action is being taken.

For the moment this does seem to be an internal power struggle rather than external meddling, though Lebanon has been torn between Saudi Arabian and Western support for Hariri's bloc and Iranian and Syrian support for the opposition.

Rather than scapegoat Washington, however, China's leaders would do well to remember that what happened in Wukan was their taste of the Arab Spring, not evidence of external meddling in China's affairs.

Premier Wen Jiabao last month warned unnamed "external forces" against meddling in the territorial disputes, a clear reference to the United States.

He spoke of Sweden's "very, very poor judicial system," weakened by external political meddling, careerism, and a culture of "crazed radical feminist ideology".

By undermining national unity, such a government also renders itself vulnerable to meddling from external powers.

Inside Syria itself, though, there has been no call for external military intervention – the people are opposed to any foreign meddling.

Mr Yanai defends his meddling.