Sentence examples for meddling against from inspiring English sources

Even the final version veered dangerously away from being deferential, suggesting that the court was "meddling against the prophets of God" thus inviting the Lord's retribution.

Chinese observers of India retort with anecdotes of Indian political meddling against their country's firms.

He must weigh the advantages, if there really are any, of maintaining a quasi dependency in Ukraine, or just a continuing capacity to meddle, against the need to have a tolerable relationship with Poroshenko's Ukraine and with the EU and the US.

"The meddling minority against Venezuela in the OAS, Panama, Canada and the US, is defeated in a historic decision that respects our sovereignty," government spokeswoman Delcy Rodriguez tweeted.

He added that two of history's greatest flip-flops belonged to Abraham Lincoln, who reversed his 1860 campaign positions against an invasion of the South, and against meddling with slavery in the states.

Without naming the United States, he warned outside parties against meddling.

Mr Chalabi told the New York Times that he had warned Iranian leaders against meddling in Iraqi affairs.

He has taken to railing against meddling foreigners, even though their aid pays half of his government's budget.

Premier Wen Jiabao last month warned unnamed "external forces" against meddling in the territorial disputes, a clear reference to the United States.

The White House said last week that it had warned Iran against meddling in Iraqi affairs, but the level of concern remains acute, senior administration officials said.

The Rehnquist court warned against meddling with the rule in a 2000 decision forbidding Congress to overrule the warnings to suspects, which over the decades became an ingrained law enforcement practice.