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Meanings of disruption in English
Catalan
intercepció Synonyms
Examples for "interference"
Examples for "interference"
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The hand of political interference was never far from the problems either.
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Help us build strong institutions without political bias or interference, he said.
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Lord Sevele said any Games event should be free from political interference.
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Unfortunately, interference from Spain has left these rights void of much value.
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It's the second major warning over foreign interference in as many days.
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Yet, even as they spoke, the political crisis blocking these measures worsened.
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The French government has a history of blocking takeovers by foreign companies.
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It said there were reports troops were blocking civilians from reaching shelter.
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Tens of thousands of people have been blocking the city for days.
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He's right here, just inside the entrance, blocking the way, Zelandoni said.
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Weinstein underwent surgery at Bellevue to clear a heart blockage last week.
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The company said it would take three weeks to remove the blockage.
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She had tried three times and was unable to open the blockage.
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They had looked for such a blockage, but in the wrong places.
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I've a blockage there, so that my eyes go red a lot.
Usage of disruption in English
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Opportunity created He said the disruption caused by the pandemic created opportunity.
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You might expect chaos and disruption given the impending week of freedom.
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However, the clinical consequences of disruption of this complex remain largely uncharacterized.
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DUBLIN: Luas works continue to be the main disruption around the city.
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Google spokeswoman Jessica Powell said the company overestimated the latest disruption, however.
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But companies said they did not expect the disruption to last long.
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Others, including finance minister Philip Hammond, favour as little disruption as possible.
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Meanwhile much of north-east China suffered travel disruption owing to blizzard conditions.
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Unfortunately, this means some disruption for those using train services is unavoidable.
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That scale of market disruption has made some market participants more doubtful.
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The crash caused at The Irish Times building caused considerable traffic disruption.
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How much disruption is caused in New Zealand remains to be seen.
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Meanwhile, schools and the public are facing extensive disruption through industrial action.
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The powerful cyclone brought widespread disruption to the area including flash flooding.
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Air New Zealand expects the disruption to schedules to continue until October.
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And there's growing evidence that sleep disruption is associated with various diseases.
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Translations for disruption
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Disruption through the time
Disruption across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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