Sentence examples for meddling from the from inspiring English sources

Given strong nationalist sentiment in Mexico, any aid or meddling from the US is viewed with suspicion, and as a potential threat to the country's sovereignty.

In fact, one big misconception is that [the Dream Syndicate's 1984 major label debut] The Medicine Show was a reaction to meddling from the label.

It was precisely because of meddling from the Department for Transport, a ham-fisted approach by management and obdurate unions that the dispute has lasted so long.

Is it an evil regime bent on keeping its dictatorial grip on a starving people and building nuclear bombs to deter meddling from the outside?

But the editors of the National Review think the plan "would more likely than not just invite more meddling from the same lawyers and bureaucrats who already exercise outsized importance in H-1B decisions".

The Raiders are officially mum on the subject, and Fox floated veiled hints today, when prompted by reporters, that he quit because of meddling from the team owner, Al Davis.

Yet the coalition has in general derided Labour's inclination to meddle from the centre.

Others worry that Mr. Marimow may be mired in the past, but still do not like what they see as meddling from one of the newspaper's owners.

The main thing is to make sure these are elections by and for Ukraine, without meddling from Russia or the West.

He went on to say that meddling from abroad had never helped the Russian opposition, though the historic examples he offered dated from the late czarist period.

Miffed by what they see as meddling from Washington, nearly all the Democrats did not show up for work.