noninterference

• “Adjustments and their advantages will be taught with the idea of noninterference with quickness and freedom of action.”

  Manual of Military Training Second, Revised Edition

• “I thought Jardan said you set up some kind of noninterference contract when you married in, Lady.?”

  Catspaw

• “Some commentators have suggested that the "noninterference" provision in section 4 (b) (1) will invalidate all restrictions on previability abortion, including those necessary to protect the health of the mother.”

  Commonweal Magazine

• “A believer in strict noninterference by the Church in secular politics, the new Patriarch tried to remain neutral in the Russian Civil War, going so far as to refuse on one occasion to bestow a blessing on a White commander.”

  Eastern Europe

• “Some members have resisted a stronger Asean, favoring policies of noninterference in each other's affairs.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Indonesia Seeks Larger Role in ASEAN

• “Analysts said that armed police patrols along another country's river would likely be a first for China, which officially has a foreign policy of noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China Deploys Patrols Along Mekong

• “Beijing's veto of the resolution, which called for the resignation of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, was a stark return to its long-standing foreign policy of noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China Defends Veto in Vote on Syria

• “Obama is doing the right thing and his noninterference has got to be frustrating to the powers in Iran who would love nothing better than to have some good sound bytes of Obama getting involved in thier affairs.”

  Senators to introduce Iran legislation

• “The incident is the third high-profile case of Chinese workers being caught in conflict zones during the past year, underscoring how China's increasingly global business interests put more of its citizens in harm's way and make its long-standing policy of noninterference in other countries increasing difficult.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Sudan Says Some Chinese Workers Freed; Doubts Remain

• “Analysts say armed police patrols along another country's river would likely be a first for China, which officially has a foreign policy of noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China Joins Three Nations in Mekong River Patrols

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