Sentence examples for further meddling from inspiring English sources

This proposal has clouded prospects for arms control and invited further meddling by the Soviet Union in NATO's affairs.

Spraying sun-reflecting chemicals into the atmosphere, mimicking volcanoes, blocking sunlight and fertilising the oceans with iron filings attracts people who think that technology has all the answers, but it should strike fear into most of the world, which has not been responsible for warming and which has no reason to trust politicians' or scientists' further meddling with planetary forces.

Now that Rosenstein has tried to correct his error and insulate the investigation from further meddling, Trump is using Rosenstein's role in the scheme to try to push him aside.

But on Monday, Mr. Trump said he had meant that, if he became president, his leadership would deter Russia from further meddling, a position consistent with his past statements.

And yet, despite the best of intentions, the proposal is at risk of being thrown out by hardliners who object to any further meddling in the school curriculum – even if the addition is unobtrusive and, by all measures, frankly incredibly useful.

The U.S. should reject proposals for further meddling after the consistently disastrous record of past interventions.

The point of the security laws, it said, was to "ride the coattails of Uncle Sam's 'pivot to Asia' strategy and pave the way for Japan to further meddle in regional affairs – not only territorial disputes with its neighbours, but also issues [in] which Japan is not a stakeholder – with the United States, in a sabre-rattling way".

It's hard to understand why those who steer India's ship are so keen to replicate Pakistan's mistakes and call damnation upon this country by inviting the United States to further meddle clumsily and dangerously in our extremely complicated affairs.

The increased risk of further political meddling with our national treasure, as a result of this, is pertinent.

Mr. Bush could calm some of their anger by publicly warning to Mr. Musharraf that the United States will not tolerate any further political meddling.

Christian intellectuals who accept Darwinism insist that evolution still leaves ample scope for a Creator-God, one who got the universe rolling in just the right way so that, by sheer chemistry and physics, beings like us would inevitably appear without further supernatural meddling.