Sentence examples for in meddling from inspiring English sources

But, taken together, these plans risk chasing away the most enterprising, particularly the footloose global talent that London attracts.Labour's greater threat lies not in redistribution, but in meddling.

The provisions were remarkable acts of interventionism, residents said, particularly for a Congress that says it does not believe in meddling in local affairs.

Perhaps, in meddling with these ancient forces, the little town of Rjukan is after all following in the dangerous footsteps of Archimedes and his burning mirrors.

LEE NEWBERG Albany, July 28, 2011 To the Editor: Re "Norway's Horror" (editorial, July 26): I do not generally believe in meddling in another nation's affairs, but it is impossible to avoid comment on Norway's criminal-coddling justice system.

Franklin loved to make money, but by 1760s, he, too, was in the giving-back phase of his life, and the worst of his motivations was probably the pleasure he took in meddling and telling secrets.

Apparently Heritage Action, the foundation's political action apparatus, headed by former South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint, went over the line this summer in meddling with the farm bill process.

The House and Senate voted to impose new sanctions on Russia in late July — in part over meddling in the election.

There are risks in a foreigner meddling in Afghanistan's intricate tribal power game.

Humiliation over Iraq; what he sees as American meddling in Ukraine; plus meddling in his dismemberment of Yukos, an oil company.

"Lieberman's comments regarding elections in the PA constitute meddling in internal Palestinian affairs," he added.

In this case, that means meddling in firms' financial management with intrusive regulation.