Sentence examples for interfere with independence from inspiring English sources
DSM-V describes the functional decline of major neurocognitive disorder as 'sufficient to interfere with independence'.
These are similar to the core clinical criteria from Albert and colleagues (2011): evidence of cognitive decline based on informant concerns and objective testing, which is not sufficiently severe to interfere with independence.
IADL is used to detect more subtle disability, which can interfere with independent functioning and awards a maximum score of 8, which indicates maximum independence.
Giving them an inspector general whom the chief justice appoints and removes would not interfere with their independence.
Mahon would regularly phone arts ministers, urging them not starve museums of their funding or interfere with their independence.
Swinney was on BBC Good Morning Scotland, where he rejected suggestions that Westminster could interfere with an independence referendum in Scotland.
Recent threats to interfere with judicial independence, to withdraw from the European Convention and to hobble the Human Rights Act play into the hands of the enemies of freedom under law.
The new commissioners will have the power to set budgets and policing strategy, but will not be allowed to interfere with operational independence.
We believe that pharmaceutical companies should not offer or provide anything to doctors that would interfere with the independence of their prescribing practices.
As president, Mr. Putin said, he could not interfere with the independence of prosecutors who he said were simply upholding the law.
His repeated efforts to interfere with the independence of the Justice Department are a declaration that right and wrong, legal and illegal are whatever he says they are.
