Sentence examples for unwelcome interference from inspiring English sources

As they saw it, the commission's effort to remove the yardarm was unwelcome interference from an agency that did not know the neighborhood.

But is it unwelcome interference, or of real value to a sector that's been clamouring for its professional status to be recognised?

Any attempts to do so are likely to be read as an unwelcome interference, leading to a further breakdown in trust.

Politicians may consider a Church that comments on the welfare of the poor or City culture an unwelcome interference, but that's not because the comments themselves are radical.

It does so now only on the basis of "equal and mutual exchanges", and it still condemns any foreign criticism as unwelcome "interference" in its internal affairs.However prickly the Chinese government may be, it clearly thinks it has something to gain from agreements such as the new one signed with Mrs Robinson.

On the other hand, constant unwelcome interference may be a continuation of a pattern of poor parenting, whereas unsolicited advice to prevent a bad outcome might be an unpopular but necessary part of parenting an older child, even an adult one.

Unwelcome noise and high arches.

But because he is unwilling to unpick the reform of 1997 by restoring some supervisory role to the central bank the chancellor has resorted to initiatives that smack of an unwelcome return to political interference.

Interference will be unwise and unwelcome as they have already made clear.

The German move, extremely unwelcome in Athens where the political imperative is liberation from bailouts, was seen as clumsy interference in the election.

Foreigners are increasingly unwelcome.