Sentence examples for interfering with the performance from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. and the United States attorney's office in Boston said tonight that the suspect identified as Richard Reid had been charged with "interfering with the performance of the duties of flight crew members," a crime that carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years, and that other criminal charges might be considered.

Clinical features of focal hand dystonia (FHD) are task specific abnormal posturing due to sustained muscle contractions interfering with the performance of the skilled motor tasks.

Patients were enrolled based on DSM-IV-R criteria: mild to moderate motor-coordination difficulties interfering with the performance of daily activities (criterion A), and with academic achievement (criterion B).

The self-reported Wheelchair User's Shoulder Pain Index (WUSPI) questionnaire [ 11, 12] was completed (group's mean score = 0.89 ± 1.05/10) and reviewed by a physical therapist who asked specific questions whenever pain was rated as interfering with the performance of wheelchair mobility to further verify that pain will not limit their ability to specifically complete the experimental tasks.

With limited exceptions, Microsoft cannot interfere with the performance of any non-Microsoft middleware that operates with any Windows operating-system product.

He nodded when Judge Dein asked him if he understood the charges against him, using intimidation or assault to interfere with the performance of flight attendants.

Thus far, the request has been refused on the basis that access to the Brandis outlook calendar would "substantially and unreasonably" interfere with the performance of the minister's function.

But the general did not make the information public until now because he and his family considered the situation a private matter and it did not interfere with the performance of his duties, the statement said.

If enough vibration remains that it interferes with the performance of astronauts in the Orion capsule atop the rocket, it could be fixed with dampers under their seats and by redesigning the displays the astronauts must read, officials said.

But the general did not previously make the information public because the Petraeus family considered the situation a private matter and it did not interfere with the performance of his duties, according to the statement.

(EMI occurs when the energy emitted by one electrical device -- ranging in power from a cell phone to the radar on a military plane -- interferes with the performance of another).