Sentence examples for views interfere from inspiring English sources

Victor Navasky, former editor and publisher of The Nation, lauded Mr. Schneir, saying he had not let his leftist views interfere with his scholarship.

But her fellow justices, also conservatives, repeatedly scolded her for letting her own views interfere in her judgments notably over the question of parental notification for minors' abortions.

Nevertheless, Mr. Ashcroft pledged at his hearings not to let his views interfere with his sworn duty to uphold the law and run the department in an unbiased way.

He is entitled to his political views, but to use those views to interfere with academic freedom is not acceptable".

Mr. Hatch added, "He testified that he would follow binding precedent, and that nothing in his personal views would interfere with his ability to follow the law".

The town is also considering building sea barriers against the next storm surge, a form of protection Long Beach rejected six years ago amid complaints that dunes would block ocean views and interfere with tourism.

It said that it was "an insult" to the highest court in India to suggest that airing the convict's "perverted views" would interfere with the course of justice.

Don't allow show viewing to interfere with your life.

Because my right to my political views should not interfere with my professional obligations to my students, and because my expertise as an educator does not give me special expertise or authority on political matters, I work very hard to keep my views private, outside the classroom or the university where I work.

But in recent years I have had a front-row seat to the Times's new management systematically purging my division (and others) of older employees, people of color and women whose family obligations are viewed as interfering with work.

Second, by helping our customers identify and remove this software they don't want, we could be viewed as interfering with their business practices.