political interest

Just over a week ago, Aso was forced to apologise after accusing doctors, an important political interest group, of lacking common sense.

Oil was the first form of energy so widely traded, and the fluctuations in the oil markets are of particular political interest.

But it's not in her personal or political interest to hew too closely to that image.

Finally, combining the metaphor of these two works, the thesis reveals the human concern under the veil of political interest.

During this process, presidents and political interest parties had a direct bearing on the judicial decision.

The extent of exposure to TV political news significantly predicts campaign participation, political knowledge, and political interest.

Since 1944 [when Le Monde was founded on the orders of Charles de Gaulle] there has always been political interest.

The emerging class's "political efficacy" and "political interest and discussion of information act" are significantly associated.

"Beijing has a political interest in keeping China's internet commercially healthy, " Mr Bishop wrote in his blog, DigiCha, in February.

"There is increasing political interest in using measures of happiness as a national indicator along with measures of wealth, " White says.

In fact, the measures needed to secure the euro's wider role are in the area's own economic and political interest.

They'll bully us to the extent that it's in their economic and political interest.