Sentence examples for own meddling from inspiring English sources

For what the king himself calls the "mess" Thailand is in stems in many ways from his own meddling in politics during his 62-year reign (see article).

Through endless lobbying and their own meddling with the pipes, phone and cable companies have been slowly shifting the way the Internet operates, bringing it into line with their profit plans.

"Nothing upsets Spain more than people – often, its own people – meddling with Don Quixote," admitted Stavans, the Lewis-Sebring professor in Latin American and Latino culture at Amherst College in the US.

They say he's carefully cultivated his own image by controlling the nation's media, and has looked after his own interests by meddling with the constitution, ensuring he and other coup leaders are immune from prosecution.

He has torn a strip off companions who have attempted to change history – and done his own share of meddling.

At the same time, the Education Secretary, one of the most frequent speakers in Cabinet meetings, has alienated ministers on his own side by meddling, as they see it, in their departmental business.

OF course, here in the People's Republic of New York, political leaders have long reserved the right to have foreign policies of their own, free of meddling by outside forces like the White House or State Department.

But parents who have not been burned by their own intervention either meddle, consider meddling or worry about not meddling.

Nobody wants anyone "meddling in his own affairs", he says.

More companies appear willing to get down and dirty by meddling with their own systems rather than buying prepackaged goods from the large computer makers.

Creatively speaking, this system has the advantage of allowing producers to develop a show to their own satisfaction, without the networks' meddling.