Sentence examples for suspected meddling from inspiring English sources

The president herself said she suspected meddling on the part of companies and lawmakers with links to Gazprom and other Russian businesses.

But the emergence of another set of leaked documents threatened to intensify international tensions over Russia's suspected meddling in United States politics.

Buster reads a report about the incidents in "The Podgy Bottom Evening Star" and the detectives suspect fairy meddling and so begin to investigate.

Efforts to expose Moscow's long-suspected meddling in the U.K.'s 2016 Brexit referendum gained substantial ground Sunday after a bombshell report in Britain revealed deep ties between the Kremlin and the Leave campaign — which also had significant links to the Trump election campaign.

However, there are worries that insurgents and supplies are also coming in across the border from Iran, whose Shia Muslim theocracy is suspected by the Americans of meddling in Iraq's conflict.The leaders of the Sunni minority about a fifth of the Iraqi population are already divided over whether to take part in January's elections.

Stuart Holliday, an American envoy, said Mr. Taylor was suspected of using misappropriated funds to meddle in Liberian affairs.

They also go down badly with the governing center-right parties in Germany, especially the pro-business Free Democrats, who suspect the French of protectionism and meddling in the market economy.

To others, it was a confirmation of what they had long suspected — that the business side routinely meddles in editorial decisions at technology magazines, especially in recent years, as ad pages have declined considerably, leaving many magazines to rely on only a handful of advertisers.

"I suspect you will consider me a meddling outsider who does not understand the political realities of your country," Cameron wrote.

The political party that Mr. Zardari heads, the Pakistan Peoples Party, has publicly criticized the intelligence agency for meddling in domestic affairs and arresting suspects without cause.

It meddles in domestic politics and in recent months has been suspected by Western embassies in Islamabad of planting anti-American stories in Pakistani newspapers.