Examples of using From interfering with in English and their translations into French
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For example, TiSA's leaked financial services annex includes proposals that would forbid governments from interfering with the cross-border transfer or processing of financial data,
to prevent the attachment from interfering with the wheels.
Generally a 3% to 5% impedance line reactor will prevent harmonics generated by a VFD from interfering with sensitive equipment on the distribution system.
it is common for the shoulder straps to be semi-permanently stowed behind the seat back to prevent them from interfering with the pilot's movements.
the GATS(General Agreement on Trade in Services) for commercial presence of foreign enterprises place a bar on countries from interfering with the affairs of foreign investors.
to prevent John from interfering with the collection.
Political Rights prohibits States parties from interfering with the privacy of those within the State's jurisdiction, and it requires States
and to stop them from interfering with smaller-scale, purely local
to enjoy cultural heritage, while their obligation to protect requires that they prevent third parties from interfering with that right.
including settlers, from interfering with the enjoyment of rights by Palestinians.
public organisations shall be prohibited from interfering with the internal affairs of trade unions.
prevent outside contacts from interfering with the investigation by facilitating collusion of witnesses
The author claims that, apart from interfering with his independence as a judge, the HJPC was
Prevent the cables from interfering with the servo gears.
You are officially banned from interfering with Rembrant's case.
Prevent any branches or shrubs from interfering with leaf movement.
We-we built in safeguards to prevent him from interfering with the coding process.
The Inter-American Democratic Charter prohibited States from interfering with each other.
Because I try to keep my past from interfering with my new life with Charles.
Obligations to respect require States to refrain from interfering with existing access.