Sentence examples for free to interfere from inspiring English sources

Yet this confusion betrays a conviction that any improvement must come from America, leaving Russia free to interfere in its neighbourhood.

Show was free to interfere in the match because he had already been fired the week before Over the Limit by Laurinaitis after he mocked Laurinaitis' speech mannerisms.

Although he had "always hated slavery, I think as much as any abolitionist," it was still legal in more than half the country, and as Lincoln had said in speech after speech, "I believe there is no right, and ought to be no inclination in the people of the free states" to "interfere with the question of slavery at all".

Under conditions of arsenate stress (i.e., 100 μM), perhaps the cellular concentrations of arsenate surpass those that may be efficiently reduced by glutathione or arsenate reductase, thus allowing free arsenate to interfere with biological reactions that involve phosphate.

If you Google them, you will find that some of them are back-tracking now like sand crabs to avoid negative publicity and investigations into the use of their tax-free status to interfere in the policies of foreign governments.

The free haematin seems to interfere with the parasite detoxification processes and thereby damage the plasmodium membranes [11].

So Mr Abacha feels free to ignore interfering foreigners' warnings.In this section To Mecca and back Humanitarian?

As Patrick Wintour reports, Duncan Smith told MPs he was seeking an urgent meeting with the EU to look at the way the European commission was interpreting the free movement of labour to interfere with member states' welfare policies.

Just like other essential freedoms, religious freedom doesn't provide a free pass for anyone to interfere in someone else's life, so it only allows religious practices that don't burden others.

"We don't want to interfere with the free market or free enterprise.

In the latest interview, the Pope adds that "God in creation has set us free: it is not possible to interfere spiritually in the life of a person".