Sentence examples for meddling started from inspiring English sources

The meddling started getting almost absurd, some workers recalled.

But the general and his army chiefs will continue to have much say over how Pakistan is run.The meddling starts with the conduct of the election itself.

In conservative media and Republican caucus rooms on Capitol Hill, a counter-narrative about Trump's behavior toward Russian election meddling is starting to take shape.

Besides his assigned chore, running the government, he started meddling in policy and in managing the awkward coalition (and thin majority) that backs it.

Most grantees were not startups, and were liable to become resentful if foundation officers started meddling — though of course they would hide that resentment for fear of losing the grant.

Their ranks have swelled since the global financial crisis, when first Lula and then his protégée and successor, Dilma Rousseff, started meddling more in the private sector.Brazilian lobbyists still lack a set of clear rules to follow.

The U.S. government started meddling in the sugar market in 1934.

It started meddling in Brink's business soon after buying its stake.

The problem was that the ruling clerics felt so at ease with themselves within their own borders that they started meddling in the affairs of Arab states by financing non-state movements in the Arab world while ignoring the powderkeg within their own country -- disenfranchised youth.

And in discussions about state meddling, Internet users have started to adapt their vocabulary to Xi's.

The old man, tata, as Mr Mbeki sometimes calls him dismissively, has started to meddle.Some of his recent unhappiness stems from local politics.