Sentence examples for meddling and a from inspiring English sources

Kevin Maguire, associate editor of the Daily Mirror said: "Spoilt, petty, self-pitying, meddling and a plonker – Prince Charles is a gift … for republicans".

A lighthouse warns of dangers, and there are plenty of these in the cajas, chiefly political meddling and a high exposure to dud property loans.

Georgia's justice system has long been tainted by political meddling, and a primary purpose of Mr. Ivanishvili's visit to Strasbourg last week was to assure European officials and legislators that his new government was committed to the rule of law.

However, despite the success of Irons In The Fire and It Must Be Magic, Gordy's meddling and a dispute over non-payment of royalties created an impasse and forced Marie's hand.

While Internet use continues to climb -- about 30 million Chinese now have Internet access -- Nasdaq's stock market slump, China's bureaucratic meddling and a shrinking pool of online advertisers have tempered enthusiasm for the so-called new economy.

Privately, others acknowledge that Washington's pursuit of Mr. Salinas has been troubled from the start, with turf battles among law enforcement agencies and Federal prosecutors, disputes over the handling of witnesses and complaints from agents in the field of meddling and a lack of interest by higher-ups.

Graham tweeted about Helsinki: "Missed opportunity by President Trump to firmly hold Russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections". A "missed opportunity" by a man who had not acknowledged the meddling?

Those allegations have cost the youth activists that spearheaded Mr. Mubarak's ouster support among a wider public that is sensitive to allegations of foreign meddling and sees a conspiracy to destabilize Egypt in nearly every move by a foreign nation.

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

He specifically said he did not want to use the word "meddling," and took a low-key and nonjudgmental approach upon arriving here.

Congress also must do more to revitalize the bureau, which has long suffered from inadequate financing and political meddling and, as a result, weakened leadership.