Sentence examples for violence interference from inspiring English sources

He stands accused of conspiracy to commit an offense against the US; assault on a federal officer with a deadly weapon; use and carry of a firearm in relation to a crime of violence; interference with commerce by extortion; obstruction of the administration of justice; and aiding and abetting.

He is accused of conspiracy to commit an offense against the US; assault on a federal officer with a deadly weapon; use and carry of a firearm in relation to a crime of violence; interference with commerce by extortion; obstruction of the administration of justice; and aiding and abetting.

"That means ­without armed actions by Eta, and without violence or interference by the Spanish state".

He reaffirmed that the new political strategy seeks to advance Basque goals "without armed actions by Eta, and without violence or interference by the Spanish state".

It seeks to advance political change "in a complete absence of violence and without interference" and "conducted in accordance with the Mitchell principles".

Greenwald sees the causal relationship as this: "The statements of those accused by the west of terrorism, and even the Pentagon's own commissioned research, have made conclusively clear what motivates these acts: namely, anger over the violence, abuse and interference by Western countries in that part of the world, with the world's Muslims overwhelmingly the targets and victims".

Public opinion in the United States blamed the violence on British interference.

"His presence will be missed, but his vision for a united Lebanon, free from sectarian violence and destabilizing interference, will continue to guide our efforts," Kerry said.

He points out that the creation of China's booming new economy is "not the result of a sequence of spontaneous events but rather of state interference and violence," and he views China's new crypto-capitalism as statism of the highest order.

Facebook has spent the year embroiled in scandals around fake news, Russian election interference, and violence on Facebook Live.

Even moderate, politically powerful religious leaders, who are against violence, oppose any perceived government interference in their affairs.