Sentence examples for was to interfere from inspiring English sources

The hemagglutination inhibitory activity indicated that the mechanism of neutralization was to interfere the virus-receptor interaction.

As for the sabotage charge, Kirby asserted that harming the national defense of the United States had been the central aim of the protesters: "their whole purpose was to interfere with or obstruct Y-12 operations".

But by 2007, Barbara Bodine, the US ambassador at the time, revealed to Charles Ferguson in his documentary film No End in Sight that direct orders had come from Washington stating no one was to interfere with the looting.

The Board analogized from the common law of malicious prosecution and rejected the employer's contention that its "resort to court proceedings was a lawful exercise of a basic right". The dissent objected that the Board should recognize the employer's right to present its case to a judicial forum, even if its motive in doing so was to interfere with its employees' rights.

In 1866, the hospital's superintendent described psychosis as a "waking dream, which, if not broken in upon, works mischief to the brain," and wrote that the goal of treatment was to "interfere with this world of self scatter its creations and fancies and people it with objects and thoughts foreign to its own".

In 1866, the hospital's superintendent described psychosis as a "waking dream, which, if not broken in upon, works mischief to the brain," and wrote that the goal of treatment was to "interfere with this world of self — scatter its creations and fancies and people it with objects and thoughts foreign to its own".

"To preserve Venice has always been to interfere in the natural course of events".

"The only plot is to interfere in the election by the Russians," he added.

One alternative strategy in the fight against these pathogenic organisms is to interfere with their T3SS.

The job of siRNAs is to interfere with protein production, in order to regulate it.

His job is to interfere in order to safeguard the integrity of the institution.