Sentence examples for quick to interfere from inspiring English sources
East Germany's leaders, including the party boss Walter Ulbricht, wanted films to show the inevitable victory of socialism and to feature worker heroes, and they were quick to interfere with film production to get their way.
Republican supporters of the White House proposal said union rules and Civil Service protections would hobble the president's ability to reorganize fully the response to terrorism, allowing lengthy grievance procedures to interfere with quick action.
VATICAN CITY (RNS) China has reacted cautiously to a bid by Pope Francis to open new dialogue with Beijing, with some officials quick to warn the Vatican not to "interfere" with the country's religion.
Some lawmakers and experts were quick to attribute the activity to Russia, which also used Facebook, Twitter and other tech platforms to interfere in the 2016 election.
Let me offer a quick case study of such an agency - the California EPA - and how such regulatory processes have begun to interfere seriously with the very nature of the academic enterprise.
Political pundits and Democratic leaders were quick to express outrage that the GOP candidate would even jokingly invite a foreign government, let alone Russia, to interfere.
Wilson refused to interfere.
I decided not to interfere.
"They never seemed to interfere with anyone.
China was not permitted to interfere.
