Sentence examples for faced interference from inspiring English sources

Producers who have chosen to film in the Los Angeles or New York areas have often faced interference from picketers.

The DNA faced interference by Victor Ponta, Romania's prime minister, who before his election in 2012 called it a successor to the reviled security police of communist days.

France and its western allies are pushing for a national political settlement and democratic elections to stabilise the situation in the west African state, where interim civilian leaders have faced interference from Sanogo and other junta officers.

More than half of the inmates reported facing "interference or intimidation" from correction officers while seeking treatment after an altercation.

They have argued that their own transmissions — whether from television signals or from wireless microphones used in live music performances — could face interference from new devices that use the white spaces.

In some practical scenarios, α represents the quality of service (QoS) that the primary links demand facing interference from secondary users, e.g., when α=0, the primary links cannot tolerate any exceeded interference; when α=0.2, the primary links allow some exceeded interference with a small probability.

In addition to avoiding police surveillance, sex workers face interference that other people don't in putting apps to work interference from tech companies themselves.

Competition, ever present in nature, can force individuals to increase foraging effort [e.g., by facing interference from other competitors or depletion of food resources [ 10]].

Historically, well-meant government policies have always faced political interference.

In the past, United Nations officials have said they faced less interference in some Islamist areas than in those under nominal government control.

The government faces a potentially more difficult task persuading investors to buy into RAI, which has often faced political interference during its 50-year existence and has traditionally had opaque finances.