Sentence examples for unjustified interference from inspiring English sources
In a court of appeal ruling, Woolf declared that the prohibition represented an "unjustified interference" in press freedom.
"There could only be personal responsibility if there had been unjustified interference in the planning process," he said.
Delegates from Opec countries immediately accused the Paris-based IEA of "unjustified interference" in global energy markets and said the organisation was "playing politics" with oil.
"Protection for MPs' communications from unjustified interference is vital, as it is for confidential communications between lawyers and clients, and for journalists' sources.
Similarly, our rules on the training of local players and squad size limits are not an unjustified interference with economic liberty but are intended to enhance competition and improve player training in the process.
Southwark argued that full disclosure would "damage regeneration", while Lend Lease, in a defence that verged on farce, pleaded the human right to "peaceful enjoyment of its possessions", arguing that disclosing the viability assessment would amount to "unjustified interference with this enjoyment".
Banning pornography, they argue, would constitute unjustified paternalistic interference with their right to pursue their career of choice.
Few Japanese eat whale regularly, but many object to what they see as unjustified foreign interference in a cultural tradition, the BBC's Roland Buerk in Tokyo reports.
Few Japanese eat whale regularly, but many object to what they see as unjustified foreign interference in a cultural tradition, our correspondent adds.
"She suffered and continues to suffer very serious distress at this wholly unjustified and unlawful interference with her rights.
The court dismissed Miranda's argument that the use of the stop power against him was "an unjustified and disproportionate interference," saying police had acted lawfully by using schedule 7, and were right to detain him on security grounds.
