Sentence examples for seen as interfering from inspiring English sources

It still worries about being seen as interfering.

But given its history with Iran, the United States must take special care not to be seen as interfering.

So long as any possibility remains of Ahmadinejad being defeated in next week's election, Obama will take care not to be seen as interfering.

Some senior Obama administration and law enforcement officials would like Libya to arrest and try the suspects because they do not want the United States to be seen as interfering with another country's sovereignty.

The unwillingness of the UK authorities to make full use of our island status to control tree diseases stems from an unfounded fear of irritating the EU, where such unilateral action could be seen as interfering with free trade, an attitude that has clear political overtones.

If the number of packets on one channel that arrived in a slot is more than one, only one of them can be processed and the rest of them will be seen as "interfering packets".

When a node is transmitting, all the links whose receivers are located within the transmitting node's communication range will be seen as interfered.

Mr. Ban said he was told that he could not visit her because "they did not want to be seen as being interfered with or pressured from the outside".

To some people, this will be anathema because they see it as interfering with the efficiency created by simply letting market forces operate.

Thus, the use of other forms of modern contraception, seen as less interfering sexually, may appeal to such women much more than condoms.

It does not want to be seen in Taiwan as interfering in the politics of a fellow democracy.