Sentence examples for of having interfered from inspiring English sources

Malinowski was accused of having interfered in Bahrain's internal affairs and was expelled.

Marcus Cox, the University of Connecticut player who was arrested for marijuana possession on Feb. 22, was granted accelerated rehabilitation, the equivalent of a one-year probation, by the Tolland County Superior Court in Vernon, Conn., yesterday on a charge of having interfered with a police officer.

None of this seems to have interfered with their spontaneous liking for each other, however.

A variety of obstacles including bureaucracy and lack of resources have interfered with timely detection and reporting of dengue cases in many endemic countries (2).

An independent investigation by David Calcutt QC found that members of MI5 had interfered with disciplinary proceedings against Wallace.

Asked if the development and introduction of Truck had interfered with her personal life at all, Ms. Carpenter said: "It is my life".

Petty Officer Seacrest told the National Transportation Safety Board investigators and the preliminary Navy inquiry that the presence of visitors had interfered with his task.

The hacking scandal had been smoldering for years, but ignited in recent weeks after assertions that hacking on behalf of The News of the World had interfered with the investigation into the 2002 murder of a 13-year-old girl, Milly Dowler.

Furthermore, in those countries, widespread use of BCG vaccination has interfered with interpretation of tuberculin skin testing (TST) [1], [7], which was the only measure to detect TB infection until recently.

Mr. Burch had filed a lawsuit against Ms. Burch in October, claiming that she and the board members of her company had interfered with his attempts to sell part of his 28 percent stake.

Mr. Burch, in a suit filed in October, alleged that Ms. Burch and the board members of her company had interfered both with his business and his attempt to sell part of his 28 percent ownership stake in Tory Burch.