While the independent suppliers' operational management and lack of experience of the wholesale market leaves a lot to be desired, the British government's own interference, supposedly in the interest of consumers, cannot be ignored.
It is with disbelief that we witness explicit political interference in university affairs in the interests of Israel under the thin disguise of concern about antisemitism.
These include building confidence in Guatemala's institutions, damaged in recent years by political interference ineffectiveness, and addressing the interests of a wide array of social groups.
Congress has sheltered the central bank from political interference so it can make difficult decisions in the interest of the American people.
"The participants are not seeking to establish an inter-Syrian dialogue in the interest of ending the conflict but, on the contrary, are probably preparing the ground for interference from outside," he said.
And even though Mr. Putin's interference in the election and other destabilizing behavior, including the annexation of Crimea, have narrowed the room for cooperation, it is in the interest of both sides to try.
In the interest of obtaining reliable metabolite concentrations in blood using NMR, a number of explorations for alleviating protein interference have been made.
Finally, it is important to distinguish paternalism, whether welfare or moral, from other ideas used to justify interference with persons; even cases where the interference is not justified in terms of protecting or promoting the interests of others.
"Clearly, there is a problem with political interference on the part of the water industry that is working against the interests of everyday people in New Jersey".
Although temporarily abandoned by the FCC policy task force, the interference temperature model is still widely used among researchers as it provides an accurate measure at a receiving primary device for the acceptable level of RF interference in the spectrum band of interest [8].
