"Political meddling" refers to when individuals or groups interfere in political matters, often with the intention to influence or control decisions, policies, or actions for their own benefit.
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But, she said, «the idea that he would resign amid reports
of political meddling from Secretary DeVos» is «cause for serious alarm.»
In trying to preserve his career, Rosenstein has risked eroding the Justice Department's historic independence
from political meddling.
The Schools Minister David Laws has warned of the «corrosive impact» of self - interested
political meddling in schools policy in England.
Scientific organizations saw the proposal as
political meddling with the time - honored practice of using experts to choose the best research ideas.
The staff comprises highly skilled civil servants who are protected from the type of
political meddling common in other countries.
Frustration
over political meddling and anger at being asked to make further concessions prompted a wildcat strike by ground workers and an alleged «sick in» by pilots, further battering the Air Canada brand and damaging its credibility with customers.
The prospect of such a referendum can only strengthen the hand of British negotiators and would insulate the results of renegotiation from
future political meddling.
No this answer just has too much of a modern feel to it and I know that the stories of
political meddling goes back at least to the times of the greek city states.
Until a system is in place which
removes political meddling, we are destined to go round this curriculum merry - go - round for ever.
The free marketers want to
end political meddling in the motor fuel market and the environmentalists want to end federal support for a fuel they regard as more polluting than gasoline.
Leakey announced he was reclaiming his old job after direct negotiations with Moi assured him that KWS would be insulated
from political meddling.
Political meddling and overly ambitious expansion plans in San Diego and Orange County, respectively, led both experiments to flop.
When governments control public commercial assets, opportunities for better management are ignored or fall prey to
political meddling, clientelism, and corruption.
Doctors, scientists and ordinary citizens will have to keep up the pressure to protect research (and researchers) from
political meddling.
ICBs are single - purpose entities (focusing solely on authorizing) and they are largely free of
political meddling, helping ensure decisions are based on the proper factors.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest's daylong Integrity in Science Conference in Washington, DC, July 11, will forge an agenda for independent regulatory science and protecting public sector scientists from
political meddling and corporate influence.
Let's start with
political meddling and authors linked to green lobby groups.