Sentence examples for less interfering from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy is to appear more presidential, and less interfering.

Speaking after a mini-summit with his German, Swedish and Dutch counterparts, the prime minister said the EU must be more flexible and less interfering.

Thus, the use of other forms of modern contraception, seen as less interfering sexually, may appeal to such women much more than condoms.

It is of interest that the relatively more active attitude of Lerman et al (1999) and our less interfering approach gave basically the same results.

Mr Hockey reckons the budget means "smaller, less interfering government".

He advocates leaner, less interfering government, yet does not hesitate in his own state to dole out fat public subsidies wherever he sees fit.

Therefore, D-TPD has larger average macrocell throughput than P-TPD, because HeNBs with D-TPD less interfere with MUEs.

Moreover, the inferior and inferoposterior regions were dominated mainly by RCA territories corresponding to the myocardial short axis and vertical long axis; while arteries regions which LAD and LCX dominated were less interfered from "liver-heart artifact".

In particular, the availability of safe termination services at facilities closest to women (ie, health posts) likely meant less women interfering with their pregnancy themselves, which would have contributed to the reduction in treatment of incomplete abortion at the hospitals in this study.

Shielded by the plasma membrane, drugs with extracellular targets might cause less side effects as they can less directly interfere with intracellular signaling 15– 215

So they developed portfolios of known troublemakers and deployed police spies, aiming less to interfere with political thought than to prevent violence.