Sentence examples for order to interfere from inspiring English sources

"The withdrawal operation will take away all the slogans that some countries hide behind in order to interfere in the internal affairs of Iraq," Mr. Maliki said.

The concept has been extensively used in situations where the defendant has employed his land in a given way in order to interfere with his neighbour's land use.

The scientist, Wen Ho Lee, who was fired by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, filed the civil suit 10 days after his indictment in December in order "to interfere with a pending criminal case against him by attacking the validity of his indictment," the government argued in a motion for delay filed on Friday with Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson of Federal District Court.

He also said that while he supported environmental organisations, the Greenpeace protest at the Prirazlomnaya rig was unacceptable: "It was either an attempt at getting PR, or an attempt at blackmail and extortion, or they were carrying out somebody's order to interfere with our work".

Many of our civil liberties have now been codified in human rights legislation and in order to interfere with, for example, the right to privacy, it must be necessary, proportionate, and in pursuit of a legitimate aim for the state to do so.

These results suggest that higher Lb concentrations would be required inside the chloroplasts in order to interfere on aerobic metabolism.

They said they did not have orders to interfere in this problem".

TOP INTEL OFFICIALS TOLD INVESTIGATORS TRUMP ENCOURAGED THEM TO SAY THERE WAS NO COLLUSION WITH RUSSIA Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Adm. Mike Rogers reportedly told investigators that their conversations with the president were "odd and uncomfortable" but that they did not believe Trump "gave them orders to interfere".

So great, however, was his loyalty to the Torii family that he made his own son, a young painter with promise, stop painting in order not to interfere with the career of his master's nephew Torii Kiyomine.

The test procedure must be carefully chosen in order not to interfere on the performance of the system itself.

To achieve a high detection sensitivity all parasitic impedance effects must be reduced as much as possible in order not to interfere with the information carrying signal.