Sentence examples for more meddling of from inspiring English sources
Other owners could be far more meddling, of course, with Michael Bloomberg, newly returned to run his financial news business, among those rumoured to have expressed an interest in buying the FT. Asked what he thinks the much more hands-on Bloomberg would be like as an owner, Barber replies "it's irrelevant because he's not the owner".
In the age of "big society", the public sector professional is increasingly treated as an extension of the nanny state: just one more meddling enemy of the liberated, self-creating individual or neighbourhood.
The new Commission also wants more economic immigration, even more patronising behaviour and even more meddling, all of which is certainly a particularly disgraceful state of affairs under the Treaty of Lisbon, which offers a far from reassuring perspective.
Brussels is not Washington, and there is the threat of more meddling from national capitals in Europe's arduous process.
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.
Beyond the damage done to the exhibit itself, the Smithsonian's censorship of A Fire in My Belly welcomes even more meddling and censorship from the far right.
None of them will be about more centralised government or more meddling by politicians.
No more meddling with Venezuela".
More meddling may lead to shorter stays be teammates.
Phil Libin of Evernote recently opted to do an inside round, forsaking a bigger valuation to avoid having more meddling hands in his company.
