Sentence examples for meddle on from inspiring English sources

"Some people have no problem to have the government come in to meddle on the basis of skin color," he added.

The Bush administration's push for a nuclear deal with India, its backing for improved military ties, its refusal to meddle on Kashmir, and its simultaneous backing of intensified U.S. relations with India and Pakistan have earned respect in Delhi.

This is hardly mischievous political meddling on Carney's part, as Rees-Mogg thinks.

Neutralizing it would further delegitimize Rwanda's nearly constant meddling on its much larger neighbor's territory.

As for students, they've never been too fond of adults meddling on Facebook, let alone getting all Big Brother with card swipes.

A governed Somalia would be easier to police which is why America should quit meddling on the cheap, and pursue serious diplomacy.

The president herself said she suspected meddling on the part of companies and lawmakers with links to Gazprom and other Russian businesses.

He criticised the west's "reluctant meddling" on Syria as stuck between neither fully committing to arming the rebels, nor finding a peaceful solution.

Indeed, in the most obvious instance of its meddling in Iranian history, the United States actually meddled on the side of the very religious establishment that now complains so bitterly about the Great Satan.

In Iraq, a foreign invasion to unseat Saddam Hussein unleashed sectarian clashes that continue today; in Syria, a peaceful local uprising against President Bashar Assad has turned into a civil war in which foreigners are meddling on both sides.

An arms-length bank management board would both keep the interferers at bay, and also require the public sector to bear the consequences of its meddling on the bank's performance.