Sentence examples for public interference from inspiring English sources

Who would turn down the chance to redesign entire cities without public interference?

The Comfort Room was a room cordoned off from parental or public interference.

Discusses plans for land-use measures and the problem of Vermonters to accept public interference with private land.

Otherwise, the sacred becomes increasingly identified with a realm free from public interference, the world of the self that proclaims, "Don't tread on me".

French president Emmanuel Macron urged the Dutch government to "clarify its intentions" while his finance minister Bruno Le Maire described the Dutch move as "incomprehensible". Le Maire said the business should be "managed without national public interference".

The prevailing idea was what is called "private ordering:" every corporation was free to determine its own proxy access rules without any "public" interference.

Worst of times In the early 1990s, Roddick began to feel the effect of turning the Body Shop public, with interference from City investors.

This statute, by its terms, provides an exception to the rules of the road applicable to vehicular traffic on the roads and highways, allowing highway construction and maintenance work to proceed without public vehicular interference.

18 to the channel of the river; the filling up of the dock impaired his use and enjoyment of it for the purpose for which it had been constructed and actually used; and the injury thus done to him differed, not only in degree but in kind, from the injury to the public by interference with navigation.

Only by understanding the tax history of a society can an economist hope to identify the limits to state growth and the tolerance of public-sector interference in the productive economy.

The Iowa City Press-Citizen reported that the 21-year-old Hyde, a starting corner, was arrested early Saturday at an Iowa City bar on suspicion of public intoxication and interference with official acts.