Sentence examples for meddling at from inspiring English sources

Others said he was just meddling at the Kremlin's behest.

This took the form of slowing welfare reforms and meddling at the margins of tax bands and minimum wages.

Some New Yorkers are annoyed with Mr. Obama for meddling at all in New York politics, their reasons having nothing to do with race.

Many in the industry speculate it was successful because executives at Disney's headquarters in Burbank, Calif., were discouraged from meddling at all.

He accuses the star of being remote and meddling at the same time, comparing him to a child unaware of the havoc he leaves in his wake.

That variously means having control of territory to which its leaders, soldiers or even nuclear weapons could move in case of war with India, or simply having close Afghan allies across the border, who can help keep Indian meddling at bay.

Clueless politicians would meddle at their peril.

I am not going to meddle at all".

They would love to be taxed and would gladly let politicians meddle at least a bit in their affairs.

His dissent could be split into three intertwined categories: the temptation of governments to meddle at long-term cost to society; the dangers of paper money; and how the issues of debt and money shift wealth from the future to the present.

"The US is chastised for meddling... at the same time blamed for failing to do enough to address the region's problems," he said.