Sentence examples for interfere with power from inspiring English sources
According to Matt Smith, spokesman for the Streets and Sanitation Department, fruit-bearing trees are messy, attract pests and interfere with power lines and transportation.
But Mr. Burch said engineers began looking for ways to replace it in 1993, when a bad contact in the unit caused by a loose screw began to interfere with power flow.
These ejections are made up of charged particles that, in severe cases, can damage satellites, endanger astronauts in orbit and interfere with power and communications infrastructure on Earth.
Instead of releasing a key metabolic molecule during energy shortages, acetylcarnitine stashes the molecule so that it doesn't interfere with power-producing reactions.
But neither the [14th] Amendment -- broad and comprehensive as it is -- nor any other Amendment was designed to interfere with the power of the State, sometimes termed its police power, to prescribe regulations to promote the health, peace, morals, education, and good order of the people.
Article I of the Constitution grants Congress the power "to regulate Commerce…among the several states". So as a corollary, states can't interfere with that power by setting up unfair barriers that would hinder interstate commerce.
In general the Act was not intended to interfere with the power to restrain violent acts.
Rapid growth produces dense mats that can clog water bodies, thus creating blockages that can cause flooding, interfere with navigation, power generation, crop irrigation and ecological status.
But it was not designed to interfere with the power of the state to protect the lives, liberties, and property of its citizens, and to promote their health, peace, morals, education, and good order.
First, the Fourth Circuit wrongly prevented Hamdi in this habeas proceeding from being heard as to the facts of the case on grounds that allowing him to be heard would interfere with executive power.
But finding a combination of plants that would not interfere with the power of the rocks and trees — nor disappear into them — has been the challenge over those 18 years.
