Sentence examples for more meddling from inspiring English sources

No more meddling with Venezuela".

The estate is swift to buy leases back if a pub is struggling, and to find new operators.Not everyone craves more meddling in the market.

SIR —What if chief executives push for still higher pay — also in relative terms — to counter the increase in scrutiny, more detailed controls, in short, more meddling with their jobs of devising, implementing and overseeing strategy at large companies.

The authoritarian streak he has shown over civil liberties and the country's looming economic difficulties point the other way, especially with the even more meddling Mr Brown his likely successor.

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".

Phil Libin of Evernote recently opted to do an inside round, forsaking a bigger valuation to avoid having more meddling hands in his company.

For one, some think the last thing the US needs is more corporations meddling in the political process.

SONNY PRIEST, a brewer on the rocky isle of Unst, high in the North Sea, says he knows what Scottish independence would mean: higher taxes and more government meddling.

To advocates of a free press here, Mr. Putin's decision was stunning, raising the specter, they said, of still more Kremlin meddling in Russia's mass media.

What it needs now for the best chance of success is, first, a period of calm: as the independent King's Fund warns, one of the biggest risks is more Whitehall meddling.

Straight talk is the best way to avoid financial trouble, including little things that can blow up into big problems and strain a marriage more than meddling in-laws.