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".
He said: "We have a desire to learn from other conflict resolution processes and, if possible, to be helpful to those who want to build peace" but that republicans did not want to interfere with the affairs of other countries.
The first breakthrough in this quest was the discovery that gold utensils, as well as looking fabulous, are inert and so do not interfere with the flavour of food or drink.
"No one has the right to interfere in what comes under the state's authority," he said.
They don't want to spend any money and they don't want to interfere with a failed housing market.
On the eve of his visit to Lausanne, Kerry said he would not take responsibility for Cotton's intervention, which he said was an unprecedented attempt to interfere in an executive's foreign negotiations.
Who would wish to interfere with this winning formula?
It is not so long since he was castigating Miliband for, er, wanting to interfere with the sacred freedom of energy companies to indulge in naked profiteering.
This great blogpost from Urban Forum chief executive Toby Blume, which looks at the involvement of the banking industry in the Big Society Bank: "But the price for that investment is that the government 'lay off them' in the future, promise not to introduce any more taxes on the banks and not to interfere with their size, business model or structure.
Attorney general George Brandis, who approved warrants for searches of the former officer's home and Collaery's office, rejected suggestions that he was trying to interfere in the international arbitration of the case, in which procedural hearings will start on Friday in The Hague.
Turnbull conceded that some of the ABC's post-budget interviews were aggressive, but said it was not up to him to interfere in the day-to-day running of the broadcaster.
