Sentence examples for intention to interfere from inspiring English sources
He added, "We had no intention to interfere with her obligations at Fox".
A month before the election, the US government formally accused Russia of a campaign of cyber-attacks against Democratic party organisations, with an intention to interfere in the US election.
This year, a high-ranking army commander said he would ensure that Mr. Mugabe remained president, and he called Mr. Tsvangirai a "national security threat" who took orders from foreigners, suggesting the army's intention to interfere in elections.
The treaty and the terms of the protectorate turned out to be very stable, most likely in part because the Dutch never had the intention to interfere in the affairs of the Ahanta states.
"The Karmapa is a revered religious leader of the Buddhists, and the government has no intentions to interfere in religious affairs of the Buddhists," she said, according to the P.T.I.
On Friday, a Presidential spokesman said that Putin had a "firm intention not to interfere in the domestic affairs of a neighbor" — a surprising statement, given that just a few days earlier, Putin requested his parliament's authorization for an invasion of Ukraine.
"Our intention is not to interfere with the public's celebration of the rugby squad's achievements but to secure a safer tube system for everyone who uses or works on it," said Mr Crow.
The intention of this trial is to interfere as little as possible with the usual process of care, which will increase the applicability of the findings.
It will only bring disturbance!' (Informant 3, man) A newly married man was mostly concerned with the trial rules that seemed to interfere with his marriage intentions.
And if the government continues to interfere, even out of good intentions, I can guarantee we will not have that boom.
"So I will listen carefully to what the first minister will tell me but we don't have the intention, neither Donald [Tusk, president of the European council,] nor myself, to interfere in the British process.
