Sentence examples for fear of meddling from inspiring English sources

His personality and showmanship were definitely part of Dior's success, and maybe there was a fear of meddling with it.

An insidious red herring in the political scare tactics of FIRPTA is the fear of meddling by hostile regimes.

He does all sorts of financial jiu jitsu to make POW! WOW! a place where artists can paint what they want, without fear of meddling brands or money problems.

The two parties drew that line not from a bedrock belief in the virtues of austerity but from a desire to keep the other side from getting its hands on the money and a well-grounded political fear of meddling with Social Security.

And, when it comes to the Trump-Russia story, those interests are often best served by fuelling the fear of Kremlin meddling.

United States officials have been careful not to publicly weigh in on the race or the prospect of a changed strategy, for fear of being accused of meddling.

The nearest is London, which for reasons of British domestic politics and fears in the city's financial sector of meddling by the European Union, has often had testy relations with functionaries of the European Commission, the group's main administrative and policy-making arm.

In trying to mollify Deutsche Telekom's shareholders, analysts said, Mr. Schröder aroused fears of government meddling in business.

A spokesman from Inec dismissed these fears, saying that "there is absolutely no basis" to talk of meddling.

Conscious of Russia's history of meddling in its former Central Asian satrapies, he fears it might support an alternative, such as Mr Saidov.

Nigeria's election commission (Inec) dismissed these fears, with a spokesman telling the AFP agency "there is absolutely no basis" to talk of meddling.