Sentence examples for Alignment of interests from inspiring English sources

"The key issue isn't so much length of tenure but tenure with the right alignment of interests," she said.

The countries ganging up on IS have only a temporary alignment of interests.

"The essential point we're looking at here is the alignment of interests between managers and shareholders," said Brian Mattes, spokesman and principal at the Vanguard Group.

Regardless of the deeper dynamics, Mr. Trump's campaign poses a critical question: Is the alignment of interests on the right, entwining religious fervor with free market economics, fraying?

"What's great about the alignment of interests is that it doesn't require everyone to love each other; it's not grade school," Mr. Andreessen said.

Stock option plans raise "immediate, and serious, issues of accountability and proper alignment of interests between management and employees on the one hand and shareholders on the other," Mr. Roiter said in May.

And, yes, there's an alignment of interest of sorts.

In bad times, though, this alignment of interest can break down.

The private equity firm is compensated with this alignment of interest in mind.

The theory of capitalism, going back to Adam Smith over 200 years ago, sees an alignment of interest between consumers and businesses.

Buxton wrote in a letter to the Financial Times: "A way to reassure investors that the board is convinced of the long-term value of its business is through alignment of interest.