Sentence examples for grounds for interfering from inspiring English sources

There are no legitimate public policy grounds for interfering with a market-driven industry restructuring.

Lady Justice Hallett, sitting with Mr Justice Ouseley and Mr Justice Haddon-Cave, ruled there were no public law grounds for interfering with the plans for reburial at Leicester Cathedral.

The obstetrician was sued on the grounds of negligence and found liable for interfering with the "mother's right to self-determination", thus interfering with her preferences [ 31].

China criticised the UK for interfering in its affairs.

And finally I began to blame McCone for interfering.

The selectivity coefficients values for interfering ions indicate good selectivity for AsO−34 over interfering anions.

But there were "no public law grounds for the court interfering with the decision in question".

In the ruling, they added: "There was no public law grounds for the court to interfere".

On 23 May the High Court ruled that there was "no duty to consult" and that "there was no public law grounds for the court to interfere", so reburial in Leicester could proceed.

In the process of realizing the closed-loop drilling system of borehole trajectory control, it is necessary for the ground to interfere with the working posture of underground tools.

This is because the actions are governed by another organisation - the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) - which banned them on the grounds they might interfere with equipment on the ground.