Sentence examples for right meddle from inspiring English sources

And he may be right; meddle with these juggernauts at your peril.

Foreigners have no right to meddle our own internal affairs".

Sri Lankan ministers say foreigners have no right to meddle in their affairs.

Certainly, it reserves a divine right to meddle in its South Asian backyard.

It is only a small step for leaders to feel they have a right to meddle in politics as well.

It sent the matter for urgent consideration to the Supreme Court, arguing that the Mexico City judge has no right to meddle in federal matters.

It is, at its core, a dispute over the commission's right to meddle in the internal affairs of a state.

According to Dmitry Medvedev, now elbowed aside, Russia has "privileged interests" in its backyard: in other words, the right to meddle and interfere in neighbouring sovereign states.

"We are an important advertiser, yes, but that doesn't give us a right to meddle in the editorial side," Mr. Elias said.

The reason this matters is because it means no foreign power can now assert a moral right to meddle in Libya's future.

"A common critique of the film is that Zaza is a coward," he said, "or that his family has no right to meddle in his life the way they do.