Sentence examples for interference as long from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s he arranged for Woody Allen to make 10 movies for Orion Pictures without studio interference as long as Mr. Allen adhered to an agreed-upon budget.

While the judges gave broad hints that they did not agree with the immigration service's decision to deny an asylum hearing, they were emphatic that the agency's officials were free to make a decision without judicial interference as long as it was not unreasonable.

"A fundamental principle of religious freedom that we work for in many countries of the world, including on this very issue of head scarves, is that all persons should be able to practice their religion and their beliefs peacefully, without government interference, as long as they are doing so without provocation and intimidation of others in society," Mr. Hanford said.

An example of the latter situation is the broadcast radio bands (from 540 kilohertz to 600 megahertz), which permit simultaneous transmission of multiple AM radio, FM radio, and television signals without mutual interference as long as each signal is assigned to a different frequency band.

Synchronous users modulated using Walsh codes can be separated at the receiver with less interference as long as its orthogonality is not corrupted due to MAI.

We aim to use a filter with the longest filter length or a windowing function with the longest possible roll-off portion length to reduce inter-user interference as long as the performance loss caused by ISI is below a threshold.

Many bitcoin traders in China are in it for the long haul, confident that they can ride out any governmental interferences, as long as they have access to the internet.

Laura Rosenberger, the director of the Alliance for Securing Democracy, which monitors election interference, said as long as politicians continue to try to polarize American voters, the public will be vulnerable to Russian interference efforts.

According to Theorem 1, transmissions are interference free as long as the mutual distance between transmitters or receivers is larger than ρ r.

He grew up on the Samson Cree Nation in Maskwacis, Alberta in a traditional Cree family which practices non-interference where "as long as the child is happy, the community and the family are happy".

But fears about interference will be heightened as long as stations are carrying both analog and digital signals.