Examples of using Right to interfere in English and their translations into Finnish
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A king or queen has no right to interfere with the people's liberty,
the Chinese Government said that it was an internal affair for China and that we had no right to interfere.
We therefore consider that the European Union has no right to interfere in the internal affairs of Zimbabwe or any other country.
Just because I may have shared with you a few things about our marriage does not give you the right to interfere with it.
The right to interfere with it. about our marriage does not give you Just because I may have shared with you a few things.
we dispute the European Parliament's right to interfere in the foreign policy of other countries, as it is not competent to do so.
individuals have the right to interfere.
We therefore think that the Aglietta report, which claims for the European Parliament the right to interfere in implementing measures,
The problem, however, is that the European Commission was using those concerns to mask an attempt almost to assert its right to interfere directly in managing the Member States' energy resources
assuming the right to interfere and, hypocritically, wanting to give lessons on democracy through their political'parties and foundations.
harassment from certain Members who believe that we politicians have the right to interfere in the intimate informal relations between the countries and the Commission
Alternatively, we could engage in a debate on the duty, or right, to interfere.
What gives you the right to interfere?
You don't have the right to interfere.
What gives you the right to interfere with our lives and to change our fates?
The draft Directive provides for the regulator the right to interfere by altering the TSO's investment plan
In that case, I propose that the United Nations Charter should be amended to the effect that, from now on, the right to interfere should include, for the strongest powers, the right to intervene whenever
It is always better to interfere than to watch from the sidelines, even if you are not sure what the right way to interfere is.
We do not have the right to interfere with the Hungarian constitution.
You people have no right to interfere with Tara's affairs.