Sentence examples for interfering with the operation from inspiring English sources

After Playland opened, another article reported that residents were complaining that "the amusement park was noisy and attracted undesirables, and Playland officials countering with charges that enforcement of Rye's petty ordinances was interfering with the operation of the park".

Jacob, the law professor who has reviewed the pacts, said they were "interfering with the operation of the courts" and judges' ability to evaluate whether a search and seizure involving Stingray technology is even constitutional under the fourth amendment.

There are several different possible ways of interfering with the operation of electrical loads (see, e.g., [16]).

Several cop cars showed up and McKee was handed a $5,000 penalty the maximum available for interfering with the operation of a transit vehicle.

Indeed, much of what Mr. Foer exposes stirs such moral indignation that it'd be strange if people didn't take to the streets to demand change, thereby possibly interfering with the operation of one animal enterprise or another.

To the distress of Dana Awbrey, the website's maintainer, Melissa's attempts to send signals began to appear largely as codes, hidden in images or other text, interfering with the operation of the I Love Bees site and corrupting much of the content.

Laws and regulations interfering with the operations of the market carried a faint odor of the discredited statist adversary we had just defeated.

On Wednesday, the day after being extradited from France, he pleaded not guilty to federal charges of using a firearm to commit a violent crime and violating a federal law against interfering with the operations of abortion clinics.

In the terrorism indictments of Johnson and Lang, the duo are accused of driving across Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois in August 2013 and "interfering with the operations" of a mink farm and a fox farm.

The AETA criminalizes protest activity aimed at "damaging or interfering with the operations of an animal enterprise," specifically citing activism that results in "the loss of profits".

The new law criminalizes actions aimed at "damaging or interfering with the operations of an animal enterprise," including First Amendment activity such as pickets and boycotts.