Sentence examples for interference into the from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

The supreme court has decided, in the Quila and Bibi case, that the government's ban on non-EU spouses under the age of 21 from entering the country was an unlawful interference into the couples' right to family life.

"One of the traits of N.B.A. players is they come at 7 or 7 30 ready to play and they really don't bring any other interference into the game normally.

The Satellite Industry Association said it had filed with the commission "detailed technical analyses that demonstrate that the proposed air-ground service would cause interference into the satellite services".

However, this communication mode may introduce severe interferences into the overlaying cellular network, which results in the need for dynamic and network-controlled radio resource allocation to the D2D link [29].

In this paper, taking both sensor blur and noise interference into account, the image degradation model is described as follows: I x = h x * u x t x + A ir 1 - t x + n x, (7).

Compared to Figure 6, the reduction of interference transforms into the growth of system throughput.

Moreover, MNs may also potentially bring unexpected interference challenges into the system.

A continuous layer of aluminium foil provided electrical contact with the magnet room door (and hence the MR scanner's RF cage), reducing the amount of RF interference brought into the room by the cable.