Sentence examples for meddling to be from inspiring English sources

Loyal Putinites and dissident intellectuals alike are remarkably united in finding the American obsession with Russian meddling to be ridiculous.

Hawks spent a few weeks working on Howard Hughes's The Outlaw in 1940, finally removing himself from the production after he found Hughes's meddling to be intolerable, and then happily moved on to the Jesse Lasky production of Sergeant York (1941), which would become his biggest hit.

More significant in current circumstances is the monarchy's continual covert influence on government, from the Queen's weekly audiences with the prime minister and Prince Charles's avowed "meddling" to lesser known arm's-length interventions.

Even so, those who hoped Mr Sharif's return to power would spell an end to military meddling have reason to be worried.

I'll go further: Meddling officials need to be brought to justice and tried to the full extent of the law.

There were other early signs that Hughes would act in a way that editors considered to be meddling.

In the League's opinion international organisations, such as the United Nations and the European Union, are deemed to be meddling opponents.

Western leaders have stressed the need for international support before undertaking a no-flight zone, so they do not appear to be meddling.

Still, the adviser said, Mr. da Silva was wading into "turbulent waters," since this marked the first time he has risked appearing to be meddling in Iran's domestic affairs.

"No one wants ministers and funders to be meddling incessantly in university affairs, but their current failure to act is threatening our economic future".

And Western diplomats do indeed believe that some of its leading lights receive foreign funding, particularly from Iran, whose meddling in Afghanistan seems to be on the rise.