Sentence examples for indirect interference from inspiring English sources

"Any direct or indirect interference in our internal affairs" was unacceptable, he said.

The judges themselves acknowledged that Miranda's detention and the seizure of the journalistic material he was carrying was 'an indirect interference with press freedom'.

The Miranda judgment states that it has in this case "constituted an indirect interference with press freedom" and is admittedly "capable, depending on the facts, of being deployed so as to interfere with journalistic freedom".

Three high court judges dismissed the initial challenge in 2014, accepting that Miranda's detention and the seizure of computer material was "an indirect interference with press freedom" but justified by legitimate and "very pressing" interests of national security.

"Any direct or indirect interference in our internal affairs — any form of pressure on Russia, its allies and partners — is unacceptable," he said, according to a transcript.

The judges accepted that Miranda's detention and the seizure of computer material was "an indirect interference with press freedom" but said this was justified by legitimate and "very pressing" interests of national security.

In Syria, the number of direct conflict fatalities more than tripled after the West initiated air strikes against the self-declared Islamic State and the CIA started its indirect military interference in the war -- interference which appears to have drawn the Russians in as advanced US antitank missiles were decimating the forces of their ally Bashar al-Assad.

Any evidence of direct or indirect Russian interference in the British referendum campaign would be politically explosive.

For simplicity we assume there is no direct or indirect (allostery) interference between the two mutations.

Mechanistically, the levels of expression of the BOPs were low in comparison to NPR1 (Additional file 1), so a direct or indirect negative interference of NPR1 with the BOPs would be favored stoichiometrically.

This approach is important for public health policies because it enables us to assess the significance of tobacco consumption among the causes leading to GD in LE that can be influenced by human action as well as direct or indirect political interference.