intermeddling

• “A judge in Palm Beach County ruled in 2009 that Lehman had been invalidly appointed as executor of Lucom's will in Florida, making him what the judge called an "intermeddling volunteer" in the estate.”

  The Seattle Times

• “Jefferson opposed the government's "intermeddling" in religious doctrine, discipline, and practices.”

  The Huffington Post: K. Hollyn Hollman: Does the National Day of Prayer Violate Church-State Separation?

• “That could be completely different wherever this boat is, and it should also be noted that if he is charged for "intermeddling" with photographs - what's a few thousand in damages compared to the billions he has in the bank?”

  Wired: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED

• “A year later the county magistrates do not seem to have thought his continuing obscuration exonerated them from defending themselves against the charge of 'intermeddling' with his prerogatives.”

  Sir Walter Ralegh A Biography

• “Neither as a citizen nor president, he added, would he “permit or tolerate any intermeddling of any European Power on this continent.””

  Simon & Schuster: A Country of Vast Designs

• “With quietness they work - Μετα ἡσυχιας· With silence; leaving their tale-bearing and officious intermeddling.”

  Archive 2008-04-01

• ““Yonder is the witness that swore I helped to rob the California coach—a piece of impertinent intermeddling, sir, for I am not even acquainted with the man.””

  Simon & Schuster: LIGHTING OUT FOR THE TERRITORY

• “According to Wikipedia "maintenance was the intermeddling of an uninterested party to encourage a lawsuit.”

  Judge H. Lee Sarokin: What Do Dog-Fights and Gloria Allred Have In Common?

• “On the contrary, the tools and agents whom Louis had dragged forward out of their fitting and natural places into importance which was not due to them, showed cowardice and cold heart, and, remaining still in their seats, seemed resolved not to provoke their fate by intermeddling, whatever might become of their benefactor.”

  Quentin Durward

• “The Cardinal, accordingly, had not escaped the error incidental to those who are suddenly raised to power from an obscure situation, for he entertained a strong persuasion, dazzled doubtlessly by the suddenness of his elevation, that his capacity was equal to intermeddling with affairs of every kind, even those most foreign to his profession and studies.”

  Quentin Durward

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