The phrase "interference into" is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrase would be "interference in." Example: The government's interference in the market caused chaos and instability.
"Any political interference into football affairs is illegal.
On the one hand, the debtor countries resent the deeper E.U. interference into internal affairs that austerity has wrought.
And of course it is yet another interference into private businesses by an overbearing state obsessed with financial meddling.
The latter, as noted, generally believe they can manage their patients' care properly without outside interference into their clinical decisions.
Fresnel incorporated Young's principle of interference into Huygens's construction and calculated the detailed intensity patterns produced by interfering secondary wavelets.
"The internal capital allocations are still a little bit murky to us," he said, "and the Thai government has strong interference into the company's management".
No 10 insisted that the new clause would make no mention of a royal charter for the press, so averting any direct state interference into the press.
The semiofficial Fars news agency reported Tuesday that the British ambassador, Simon Gass, was summoned to the Foreign Ministry over Britain's "interference into Iran's internal affairs".
Damon Mathias, a lawyer for Mr. Higbie and Ms. Fedenisn, said Ms. Fedenisn became concerned that the report had underplayed the interference into investigations.
"I refused the commission's invitation because as the public prosecutor and prosecutor of Tehran's Revolutionary Court I do not recognize the commission's interference into judicial affairs as proper," he said.
Without more testing, "this could be a recipe for potentially massive interference into the television spectrum," said Dennis Wharton, a spokesman for the broadcasting trade group, arguing that TV screens could go temporarily dark or that pictures could freeze.
