Sentence examples for meddling among from inspiring English sources

When he appeared recently at the government election commission, amid a ballot-counting process that was becoming more opaque by the day, he stoked conspiracy fears of political meddling among a population prone to believe them — even though political parties have a right to have representatives present, and Western diplomats have said that nothing sinister was afoot with Mr. Chalabi's appearance.

But many Pakistanis are angry at what they see as American meddling, even among pro-western parties.

Trump's equivocation on Russian meddling is among the biggest examples of his perpetual attempts to dismiss unfavorable coverage as "fake news" and "to create a different version of reality," PolitiFact's editors note.

China espoused a new model for African investment: mutually beneficial trade between sovereign nations with none of the meddling so common among Western donors and investors, with their demands for labor and environmental standards, as well as respect for democracy and human rights.

The rebels accuse the United States of imperialist meddling, and consider Americans among their most prized hostages.

The problem lies more with the adjudication of disputes and the meddling of outsiders, particularly among military and royalist circles.On April 10th, the red shirts held another large rally in Bangkok.

That suggests a reluctance to dispute the widely held view that America and Singapore, among other meddling foreign regimes, are exploiting terrorist attacks in Indonesia to pursue a witch-hunt against innocent Muslim clerics.

Enter the neolutionists, a cult-like group of scientists intent on meddling with human DNA (among other things).

Belief in Russian meddling was at its highest among Clinton voters with 83percentt, while just 28percentt of Trump voters believe Russia played a role in the U.S. election, the poll found.

The DIFC, for instance, initially suffered from suspicions of government meddling and from a high turnover among senior executives.

The index provider's decision to delay for another year highlights persistent concerns among global investors about government meddling in local markets as well as the quality of regulation and company accounts.