They conjure up emotive concern about undue governmental interference undermining peoples' autonomy.
She added: "At this time of ongoing high-profile trials, political interference undermining work to improve prosecutions of sexual offences should desist".
The Universities Australia chief executive, Catriona Jackson, said funding of research must be free of political interference which "undermines the integrity" of the funding system.
He fears interference will undermine the wholesale side of the market in favour of retail.
The frustration this has caused is laid bare in the interview departing Monitor chief executive David Bennett gave to HSJ (paywall), in which he complained that Hunt's constant interference was undermining motivation and creating a dependency culture among NHS leaders.
Instead, in Moscow's view, those hopes were dashed by a U.S. foreign policy establishment that used allegations of Russian election interference to undermine Trump's plans to improve U.S.-Russia ties.
Lansley had correctly concluded that relentless political interference was undermining effective management of the health service, and saw the solution to this as establishing NHS England as an arm's-length body with the health secretary removed from day-to-day oversight.
Doing so will preclude any further occurrence of the circumstances that twice in recent decades cast doubt on the outcome of national elections and thereby did far more than any foreign interference to undermine the legitimacy of American politics.
But to throw out accountability in order to tackle petty interference is to undermine democracy itself.
