Sometimes, as with price caps, they meddle arbitrarily.
You will likely find references to what the CIA did, about how they meddled in foreign countries and launched coups.
The school reforms are popular with parents, he says, and politicians know they meddle with them at their peril.
Todorov commented on the dictators' fascination with festivals, parades, architecture (take an architectural tour of Hitler's beloved Munich for evidence), eventually they meddle with art and artists.
Recently the government put forth a new plan to demolish 150 of the more ramshackle dwellings, again on grounds that they meddle with the coastal ecosystem.
"[The government] can't be trusted, and the more they meddle privately with Leveson's recommendations, the more they are certain to contaminate them.
The land is being ruined, and reality, never solid to begin with, is in shambles under the onslaught of philosophy and digitization, so photographers are being up to date when they meddle with what's left.
One idea could be to tighten up their definitions so governments could bring actions against E.U. institutions if they meddled in things they should avoid — though some experts, like Mr. Areilza, think the concepts will always be too slippery to use for legal purposes.
Once you learn of the OF/UF pattern, it's hard to avoid seeing it everywhere: not only in marriages, but in the sulky teen who gets more passive the more his parents anxiously try to instil a sense initiative, or in the micromanaging boss who's surprised to find that the more they meddle in their underlings' work, the more they need to, because they have taken on their responsibilities.
