Sentence examples for overseas interference from inspiring English sources
Since the actual events are unclear — for more than a year the FCC allowed people to incorrectly believe it was hacked — an FOIA request could provide a clearer insight into whether there was overseas interference.
The military-industry debate also involves the merits of a technical standard known as dynamic frequency selection, which is being used by advanced wireless Internet radios overseas to avoid interference.
The BBC has become increasingly vocal about alleged state interference with its overseas coverage in recent months.
In trying to limit interference from an overseas body, Mr. Cameron can expect to gain popularity among euro-skeptics, who are now in the ascendancy within his Conservative Party.
To avoid foreign interference, carriers owned by overseas companies must demonstrate that their American operations are controlled by American citizens.
But a merger involving Société Générale could be an exception because of the significant amount of business that banks of its size do overseas, and because of a danger of interference by the French government, said Sylvie Maudhuit, a partner with the law firm Howrey in Brussels.
"Nonphysical interference?
"There's some interference.
We need less interference".
