Sentence examples similar to power meddling from inspiring English sources

There must be no going back to Latin America's all-too-recent era of serial coups and big-power meddling.

To them, his violent death was another sad chapter in a long-running narrative of Western powers meddling in Africa's affairs.

Prime Minister Putin has accused foreign powers of meddling in election preparations, while Duma members have questioned why a foreign-funded organisation is allowed to monitor Russian elections.

The English weather, after all, is the one thing that the ECB has no power to meddle with.

Mr. Newbold's right would be secure if the federal government were not a dangerous Leviathan, with the power to meddle in state affairs.

But this is the first time that a presidential candidate has openly asked a foreign power to meddle in the democratic process to his benefit.

Its heroine is a self-deluded young woman with the leisure and power to meddle in the lives of her neighbours.

Several Republicans wanted a cheaper package that gave the government less power to meddle in the market.Some naysayers will stick to their guns, but some will surely decide that circumstances demand a little flexibility in applying their principles.

Regulators in each European country will be given the power to meddle with ratings that they do not like the downgrade of an important bank or flag-carrying airline, for instance.

"Blood and water cannot flow together," Modi said, a rare invocation of India's power to meddle with the Indus river system, which flows downstream into Pakistan and provides water to 65% of the country's landmass.

In Stolac, a Croat-held town in southern Bosnia that is resisting the return of Muslim refugees, Mr Westendorp's office had the police chief sacked and is trying to remove the mayor.Mr Westendorp's power to meddle politically would make a coup-rigging CIA operative envious.