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That gives it a vested interest in the internal affairs of other countries.

No matter how fair an employer tries to be, they don't have the same vested interest as you in personal career progression.

Water companies may seem to have a vested interest in increasing water consumption, but in times of drought this is not the case.

With many groups predicting that human immortality is just around the corner, you could say we all have a vested interest in the answer.

"The heretics were persecuted . . . because their beliefs threatened the vested interest of that day" (James Harvey Robinson).

All you're doing is warning somebody that this person has a vested interest making you believe something.

We ask for Your protection to be upon them as they oppose much vested interest in the status quo.

Assisted suicide has been allowed in Switzerland since 1941 if performed by a non-physician who has no vested interest in the death.

"Privacy has been used as an excuse by those who have a vested interest in hoarding this information, " Heywood says.

Of course, that almost certainly understates the political challenge of going up against parties with a vested interest in the old model.

Washington has strong alliances with Seoul, Ankara and Mexico City and a vested interest in Beijing becoming more engaged.

But the United States as a vested interest state in the reform is the natural obstacle of the reform.

In material culture, the main influence is that of the status and the vested interest.

China also has a vested interest in ensuring the global economy is stable and that demand for its products in Europe remains strong.

Government defenders say the criticism comes from those with a vested interest in maintaining the old order.

In corporations, decisions about allocating resources are made by people with a vested interest in the status quo.

Allen is the chief objector to the proposed by-pass, but he has a vested interest because it would take most of the trade from his garage.

Sometimes a creditor's biggest profit producer is late payments, so they have a vested interest in you being a few days late.

To implement the concept will require restricting vested interest groups and effective law enforcement, researchers and legislators said.

And some customers may be wary of dealing with suppliers with a vested interest in pushing their parents' products.

The subject is also of vested interest for the corporations that manufacture GM seeds and agricultural technologies.

Against this, however, the northern Europeans have a strong vested interest in preventing a Europe-wide banking collapse.

A word must also be said about the opposition to reform of the vested interest of the classical and coercive schoolmaster.

The delegation's behaviour at the Durban session was merely a manifesto of the opposition from vested interest groups.

Administration officials, in particular, have a vested interest in talking up the economy now that the stimulus bill has passed.

And those ignorant of the issues, or those who have a vested interest in other forms of energy, may be tempted to raise these issues again.

The problem is that those costs are diffuse and baked into the system; they have a great deal of vested interest behind them.

The Chinese game will be to create a strong pro-Chinese vested interest in India and on the other meddle into affairs of India.

Those who have a vested interest in a given decision. Each will possess unique perceptions and expectations of the outcome.

ensure that English speakers around the world have a vested interest in communicating with each other in a common language.

'You can't just run to someone with a vested interest in selling you something. '

WE HAVE A VESTED INTEREST IN GAIA-LIFE BECAUSE WE CREATED IT WITH YOU EONS AGO!

The uninformed American public has developed a vested interest in their condemnation of Mary.

Another is the creation of a vested interest in the maintenance of what we must call "the drugs suppression industry" .

Buffett and others with a vested interest in seeing the SEC fail.

The chart above is from the World Nuclear Association, a group that promotes nuclear energy, and therefore has a vested interest.

Vested interest groups are responsible for the creation of policy.

As a particular market segment matures, the existing players have an enormous vested interest in things continuing the way they are.

We have no vested interest in this respect.

Of course, companies often have a vested interest in exaggerating their profits, so reliable figures can sometimes be tough to calculate.

Japan had its vested interest in Southeast Asia. On the other hand, it had unshirked responsibility for the outbreak of the crisis.

The experimenters have a vested interest in creating conflict between the two groups of boys.

Their vested interest has frustrated efforts at oversight.

Exporters have vested interest in continual membership in club.

Progress also has been blocked by opposition from the bureaucracy, public sector unions, and other vested interest groups.

To communication person, we are pop culture's push the hand, much more vested interest person.

In fact, with the advent of paid inclusion, some search engines now have a vested interest in the health of the optimization community.

The car salesman has a vested interest in what you hear, while the Consumer Reports expert (probably) doesn't care what kind of car you buy!

Fast-rising land prices have lifted local government revenues, so officials have a vested interest in keeping prices inflated.

"The government has a vested interest in maintaining the health of this company, " Larson says.

This has massive institutional clout (and local governments have a vested interest in the fines collected from violators).

Who has a vested interest in making the transformation to outside-in SOA take place?

Product leaders have a vested interest in protecting the entrepreneurial environment that they have created .

Yet China has a vested interest in a stronger yuan.

vested interest in Tim's resignation, eg because you may get his job .

There are concerning the development and efficiency of the reform of regarding dealing with correctly the vested interest of city finance.

Grateful patients make unofficial payments to their doctors, who have a vested interest in stressing their essential role.

Foreign businesses have a vested interest in keeping markets open and trade flowing.

Rob must have a vested interest in China. . . War with China would mean instant nationalization of our companies assets over there.

the companies may posture regret, but they have a vested interest in increasing Third World sales.

You will have a vested interest in the project and will be expected to solve any bug issues that may arise.

The banks have a vested interest in keeping the bond market stable.

Local governments have a monopoly on the supply of land, gain great profits thereby, and so have a vested interest in higher prices.

Powerful interest groups, most notably the teachers' unions, but also the summer-camp industry, have a vested interest in the status quo.

This is typically met with resistance from those who have a vested interest in keeping the status quo.

And now I have a sort of vested interest: I want to do it for prostate cancer.

The essence of many part dispute is to safeguard the vested interest and strive for the interests battle;

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