Sentence examples for interfering in conflicts from inspiring English sources

The United States and other developed countries also ensured the subordination of developing countries, critics argue, by interfering in conflicts and helping in other ways to install regimes that were willing to act for the benefit of foreign companies and against their own country's interests.

His firm stance against foreign intervention in the Civil War helped deter Britain and France from interfering in the conflict and possibly gaining the independence of the Confederate States.

Lansana Conté interfered in their conflicts — even backing Liberian rebel groups — but mostly managed to keep Guinea from being sucked in, or succumbing to ethnic warfare itself.

In an attempt to control the pepper trade in Sumatra, the VOC established footholds in western Sumatra and in Jambi and Palembang over the course of the 17th century, and it interfered in local conflicts in support of rulers who favoured it.

Israel, which Mr. Nasrallah called "a cancer" that must be eradicated, has said it is not interfering in Syria's conflict.

Daing Parani was killed while interfering in a dynastic conflict in the northern Malay state of Kedah, but his family and followers continued to expand their influence throughout the Malay Peninsula in the 18th century until only the Dutch at Malacca and the Minangkabau people in the area that became the state of Negri Sembilan remained free of Buginese control.

When the war started Seward turned his attention to making sure that foreign powers did not interfere in the conflict.

Sending in sophisticated weapons that could easily end up supporting jihadist elements may prove that we will take action, but it undermines our long-range goals and confirms the myth that want to interfere in every conflict in the Middle East.

In the interim, Seward cautiously investigated how foreign powers might react to such a proclamation, and learned it would make them less likely to interfere in the conflict.

In early December, a Spanish force commanded by Hugo of Moncada landed near Genoa, intending to interfere in a conflict between pro-Valois and pro-Habsburg factions in the city.

Further (theoretical) evidence indicates that reproductive parasites may also promote the maintenance of infection in a population through interfering in the dynamics of sexual conflict over mating rate, independently of effects on sex ratio or CI [ 15].