Sentence examples for supposed meddling from inspiring English sources

In turn, China lashed out at this supposed meddling and ordered Britain to "correct its mistakes".

For example, on Page 3 of Friday's paper -- below another story with the headline "Women in Hooker Hell" -- was a story about Barbra Streisand's supposed meddling in the wedding plans of her stepson, Josh Brolin, and Minnie Driver.

Upstart politicians were not supposed to meddle.

And one of the challenges here is — is that we're not supposed to meddle in, you know, criminal investigations.

APPELLATE courts are charged with correcting errors of legal interpretation in lower-court rulings; they are not supposed to meddle with the facts.

His extreme anger with her over her meddling is supposed to have caused her profound grief.

And, after all, the Conservatives are supposed to believe that governments should avoid meddling with the labour supply.

It's not that I would have meddled where I wasn't supposed to.

So much for the supposed ideology of small government that does not meddle with the rights of states.

Desperate for growth, the government has begun to meddle with planning rules something that is supposed to be a matter for local communities.

Of course, as a contingent empirical fact, extensive arbitrary power often brings extensive interferences in train (slave masters and absolute monarchs just can't help meddling in their subjects' affairs, we might suppose), so it is understandable that our distaste for the former should influence our assessment of the latter.