Sentence examples for interfere with the exercise from inspiring English sources

An apostolic delegate may not interfere with the exercise of the local bishops' authority in their own jurisdictions.

And I think people who interfere with the exercise of constitutionally protected rights should be the focus of attention by prosecutorial authorities.

Nasdaq's rules state broadly that independent directors cannot have a relationship that "would interfere with the exercise of independent judgment in carrying out the responsibilities of a director".

That provision gives to state legislatures the power to determine the manner of appointing electors and implicitly places some limits on the ability of other organs of state government to interfere with the exercise of that power.

Doubts about the UDHR's universality were voiced early, and not at first by people in colonised and developing countries, who welcomed the UDHR with open arms (it was the big powers who were suspicious of it, as threatening to interfere with the exercise of their hegemony), but rather by bien pensants in the western world itself.

Another rule states senators and staffers "shall not seek or accept anything from anyone that would interfere with the exercise of his or her independent judgment".

This confirmed the principle that a board of directors is entitled to reject a resolution 'which interferes with the exercise of the managerial powers given to them' under society rules.

According to Mr. Barton, Jefferson meant that government should not interfere with the public exercise of religion — not that public spaces should be purged of prayer.

Bisher Tarabishy Ann Arbor, Mich., June 24 , 2008• To the Editor: The secularism at stake in Turkey would be immediately rebuffed in the United States, as it would interfere with the free exercise of religion.

The church is appealing a ruling issued last July by Judge Sarah Evans Barker of Federal District Court, which said that requiring a church to withhold taxes on money paid to its employees did not interfere with the free exercise of religion.

Congress shall not interfere with the free exercise of spending huge sums on things one has absolutely no use for whatsoever; nor shall Congress restrict the right to petition one's overly generous grandparents to bail one out by showing up on their doorstep with as-seen-on-TV meatloaf pans.