Sentence examples for interference how from inspiring English sources

One headmaster told, in a sideswipe at political interference, how his school was offering the IB because it was devised by "professional educators".

NHS hospital trusts are able to decide without ministerial interference how much their senior staff should be paid but are expected to do so "with responsibility and sensitivity to the position of staff who are subject to national contracts and restraint over their pay".

If one of the officials calls a touchdown and another throws a flag because Seattle receiver Golden Tate is guilty of offensive pass interference, how much enjoyment would everyone have been deprived?

Decades of research have established the Stroop task as a reliable measure of reading ability, as the strength of interference indicates how strongly reading interferes with color-naming.

A key problem is gauging when regulators might interfere, specifically how interference decreases with a diminishing correlation between these regulators and thus deciding how to select which regulators to use in the regression.

But in Monday's securities filing, MBIA hinted at its disappointment with the state's interference with how much it paid its executives.

ROME — Tens of thousands of protesters thronged to a historic square in one of Europe's largest capitals on Saturday to defend press freedom amid concerns of growing government interference in how the news is reported in Italy.

Any further political interference in how healthcare is provided would make it an even greater political hot potato that might negatively affect the ability of practitioners to discharge their duties in the future.

The private preview demonstration — in a huge, sealed metal box-room meant to repel all external surveillance and interference — showed how the new system can deliver new sorts of gameplay.

Either this is a charter for broad state interference in how businesses are run or just a bit of fiddling at the margins of industrial policy to encourage better employee training.

Since the NHL scuttled the toe-in-the-crease rule following Hull's 1999 OT "No Goal" Cup winner against Buffalo, they've had increasing difficulty policing the crease and confusion about what constitutes goaltender interference and how to penalize it.