Sentence examples for response to meddling from inspiring English sources

Dec. 29 ― Flynn has multiple phone conversations with Kislyak to discuss sanctions handed down by Obama earlier in the day, which included the expulsion of suspected Russian intelligence operatives in response to meddling in the U.S. presidential election.

The Trump White House has also been slow to implement sanctions against Russia passed overwhelmingly by Congress in response to election meddling.

Testimony to Congress, news reports and books have portrayed the Obama White House as cautious and slow-moving in response to Russian meddling, for fear of being seen to interfere itself in favour of Clinton, the Democratic candidate.

And a survey released this past week by HuffPost/YouGov showed that 82percentt of Hillary Clinton voters want to maintain sanctions imposed on Moscow in response to its meddling, while only 16percentt of Trump voters do.

In December, President Obama expelled 35 Russian diplomats, allegedly spies, in response to Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

The next layer of protection is the regional organization like the North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO] which is currently applying economic sanctions against Moscow in response to Russian meddling in Ukraine.

The bill, which also imposes sanctions on North Korea and Iran, is partly a response to Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

blasted the White House on Sunday for how it handled Russian hacks in the runup to the election, saying the U.S response to the meddling has been "paralyzed" so far.

According to court papers, Kislyak contacted Flynn on Dec. 28 after President Obama announced he was imposing sanctions on Russia in response to its meddling in the U.S. election.

Those closest to Obama defend the administration's response to Russia's meddling.

Senator Chris Van Hollen explains the bipartisan support for his bill, the DETER Act, which would impose crippling sanctions on Russia in response to its election meddling.