Sentence examples for might tamper from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the E.U. justified Limaj's detention by citing the risk that he might tamper with evidence.

On August 2nd a Milan judge ordered Gianpiero Fiorani, BPI's boss, suspended from his job for 60 days, for fear that he might tamper with evidence.

Regrettably, few mime shows were recorded in writing, and those that were recorded were set down primarily to serve as guidelines for directors, who might tamper with the wording, as in the improvisation of the Italian commedia dell'arte.

Such as, the public may go to the site of the crime and in the case that there is evidence there they might tamper the evidence and thereby hamper the investigation rather than assist investigation.

The possibility that Boston Properties might tamper with its winning formula had created some uneasiness in the investment world, where the governing mantra these days is "stick to what you know".

He said Monday he feared deputies might tamper with the videos, but did not believe they "would be that stupid".

National Popular vote might not tamper with the power of the states, under the Constitution, to decide for themselves how their delegates to the College are instructed.

The company said later that computer hackers might have tampered with the voting.

It was not clear what evidence he might have tampered with, Officer Camacho said.

Predictably, it tried to exploit America's snatching of the documents to score points by hinting that it might have tampered with them to its advantage.

"Just a national disgrace," says Mr. Rosenthal, who, referring to Mr. Trump's assertion that someone might have tampered with his microphone before the debate, adds: "The mic was working just fine.