Sentence examples for should meddle from inspiring English sources

Nobody should meddle lightly with long-established parliamentary procedure.

But when the friend said, "Why don't you just call him?" the president said he didn't feel he should meddle.

I think it's safe to assume that no Republicans would think the government should meddle with my pelvic floor.

No man should meddle with foreign governments they way he does, tossing his money around, disrupting the right of a country to maintain its sovereignty.

It's a far more politically palatable way to attack the problem of soaring drug prices than opening up an even more contentious fight over whether the U.S. government should meddle directly in pricing — and it has had wide popular and bipartisan support, including from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump during the presidential campaign.

We are often told here that sport and politics should not mix, that politicians should not meddle with sport, and most sports organisations actively discourage governments from encroaching on their territory.

Yanukovich doesn't have much credibility, but he still had a point when he observed: "I am categorically against anybody coming and teaching us how to live" and "Some countries should not meddle in our internal affairs and should not believe that they can be the bosses here". It is up to the Ukrainian people to choose their future and they remain deeply divided.

What I was saying very specifically is that the United States should not meddle in the internal affairs of succession and who should be the leader of Saudi Arabia.

My dear Georgette, you should not meddle.

Banks should not meddle with politicians.

Recently Anna Netrebko, a Russian primadonna, said that artists shouldn't "meddle in politics".