Sentence examples for meddling for from inspiring English sources

A prominent Chinese historian, Qin Hui of Tsinghua University in Beijing, warned his government that blaming the West's meddling for the dam rebuff missed the point.

The Myanmar junta blames foreign economic sanctions for the nation's poverty, and foreign meddling for the persistence of political opposition, including the current demonstrations.

I'm beginning to think that Tobias is a very good spy indeed (and possibly rather better than Lenora who often seems to be meddling for the fun of it).

The Roman Catholic church, for instance, tends to oppose most reproductive meddling for humans, including cloning.

"But the city has to be careful not to substitute bureaucratic meddling for private, market-based initiatives," Mr. Rose continued.

Its secretary, Peter Marshall, said: "Victorians saw Turnbull and Cash's meddling for what it was – a federal election stunt".

"To meddle for a half a second, I think if we had Mayor Giuliani for governor, and we had Governor Pataki for senator, we would be a large step toward a tidal wave, which would make 2010 comparable to 1994," Mr. Gingrich said.

"For the Chinese authorities to accuse him of treason or to blame meddling foreigners for helping him will be a hard sell".

They've been meddling here for years".

Some of his meddling incentives for favoured kinds of business have been welcomed by the beneficiaries, unsurprisingly.

Today's poll comes after the head of Cambridge University yesterday attacked "meddling" ministers for dumping universities with the problem of social mobility.