Sentence examples for may meddle from inspiring English sources

And the government carefully polices those it believes may meddle in domestic politics, such as the foreign media.

He realises that a request to turn off the hall's Wi-Fi routers during a class may meddle with other nearby needs.

In February, President Vladimir V. Putin cautioned top officials in Russia's security services, the F.S.B., to beware of nongovernmental organizations that may "meddle" in the country's internal affairs.

HONG KONG — Regulators in Taiwan, under pressure from a public worried that Beijing may meddle in their media, have begun talking tough on television and newspaper deals by businessmen based in Taiwan with strong ties to mainland China.

The vicinity of salts may meddle with the lead adsorption.

Hospital administrators may meddle in decisions if the patient is a potential financial donor.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei may yet meddle in our elections, and for all the debates over Obamacare, the president's reelection may yet be influenced as much by issues of war and peace as by individual mandates and the commerce clause.

Some shifty Russian parliamentarians have since turned up in Bishkek, and the Kremlin may yet meddle.

In 2007 the EU was poised to transfer a thicket of crime-fighting and policing laws from one section of the union's treaties (in which individual countries have national vetoes and ECJ judges may not meddle) to a section of the treaties governed by majority voting and ECJ oversight.

Putin says "patriotic" Russian hackers may have meddled in the U.S. election, but not at his direction.

There are allegations from some quarters that China may be meddling in the internal affairs of Myanmar.