Sentence examples for hard to interfere from inspiring English sources

"It's a little hard to interfere with the decisions that corporate America has any right to make," Mr. Cardoza said.

That would make it hard to interfere with the process of counting them and, as a bonus, if they went astray (as seems to happen distressingly often to data when government officials meet information technology) no harm would be done.One way of doing this has been devised by Peter Ryan, a computer scientist at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, in England.

But it's still hard not to interfere.

We try very hard not to interfere with professional managers, and yet, at the same time, we draw a very fine distinction between the priorities and requirements of an owner versus the priorities of a manager.

He was a pawn in an intrigue within the government: he believes his arrest, as an American journalist, was an attempt by hard-liners to interfere with the ongoing nuclear negotiations between Iran and other countries.

"Once we recognize the committee [in a given country], it would be very hard for us to interfere in their process.

We won't catch everyone immediately, but we can make it harder to try to interfere".

As Mark said, we won't catch everyone immediately, but we can make it harder to try to interfere".

And whereas other states' research agencies have such guarantees routinely ignored, Fapesp's growing prestige over the years has made it increasingly hard for local politicians to interfere or pinch its money.

They're hard, but they're things that if you invest and work on making it harder for adversaries to do what they're trying to do, you can really reduce the amount of false news, make it harder for foreign governments to interfere.

"These efforts have all made it harder for nation states to interfere in foreign elections" Zuckerberg wrote on Facebook.