Sentence examples for should not meddle from inspiring English sources
A solar company became the poster boy for why government should not meddle in the energy market (despite the reality that energy is the most-meddled-in sector of the entire economy). The Doha round of climate talks concluded with no progress, and only the possibility of more progress in the future.
My dear Georgette, you should not meddle.
Banks should not meddle with politicians.
Some opponents of the attorney general invoke states' rights, arguing that federal agencies should not meddle with Oregon's law.
He speaks of "mutual respect" between the civilian and military authorities, and argues that politicians should not meddle in operational affairs.
However, the more profound objection ETC has seems to be based on the idea that there are areas where mankind should not meddle.
Recently Anna Netrebko, a Russian primadonna, said that artists shouldn't "meddle in politics".
Yet, suddenly, Cheney now thinks that the Obama White House shouldn't meddle in interrogation policy.
"People who don't think enough shouldn't meddle with the constitution".
In June, Johnson told the Guardian that he felt the US "shouldn't meddle itself or get involved in" the Israel-Palestine peace process.
One headline — "WITH DOUGH ON HER HANDS, SHE WILL SHOOT A FILM" — alluded to a venerable idiom of Turkish patriarchy: "Those with dough on their hands shouldn't meddle with a man's work".
