Sentence examples for to interfere to from inspiring English sources

I think the most difficult thing for a grandmother is not to interfere – to keep your mouth shut when you should, even when you disapprove.

"Whether they intended to interfere to the degree that they were trying to elect a certain candidate, I think that's a subject of investigation.

The battle also is one of the first cases in which national political leaders did not try to interfere to protect an important domestic company.

For the remainder of the show's 90 minutes, he appears intermittently: to complain further, to interfere, to peer over the shoulders of the performers as they go about their business.

"The government must not be able to interfere to keep Blair and Brown out of the spotlight for the sake of political convenience in the run-up to an election.

When pressed by John Humphrys, he eventually declared that it would be "absolutely wrong" for him to give instructions to the exam regulator Ofqual, adding that it would be "a genuine scandal if ministers were to interfere to make exams either easier or more difficult".

However, top-down attention triggers feature binding for object recognition, designed to be irrelevant but interfering to the task.

"Not only can you interfere, but you have to interfere when it comes to Jerusalem," Mr. Sharon told the group.

Florida legislators should not need a court to tell them not to interfere with the right to vote.

"It would have to interfere with my ability to relate to people," he said.

Our government's efforts to interfere with Canadian attempts to decriminalize pot are no less outrageous.