That appealed to the public instinct for a more-disinterested kind of imperialism.
Leveson proposed a different, more disinterested version of the PCC.
But there are a handful of more disinterested views of the settlement.Perhaps most surprising is the commentary by Einer Elhauge, a Harvard law professor and co-author of a leading antitrust textbook, who describes himself as a "strong supporter" of the Bush administration and its antitrust division.
"Part of the concern is new funding models turn every film into a campaigning documentary and the more disinterested pursuit of truth can be lost," adds Fox.
However scrupulous journalists try to be, such coverage inevitably seems no more disinterested than a newspaper's coverage of its circulation figures.
The authors conclude that in such cases the company itself should be held accountable.In another era this sort of research might have been of purely academic interest; but now it is needed to create a more reasonable, disinterested, cohesive and transparent system.
That may be, but, between you and me, when he fronted a Radio 1 documentary on mobile gaming that I wrote a few years ago, he couldn't have sounded more disinterested if he was asleep.
Writer compares the jury system to Athenian democracy... Unfortunately, a longstanding and wrongheaded trend has been to make jurors more "disinterested" at the expense of making them less engaged with the communities their verdicts directly affect.
The result, if not quite Adams Lite, is a book that makes the old Tartar more uxorious, more commendably civic, more disinterested, and more appealingly approachable than he really was — that rounds the edges of the Adams flint.
You should care about the world around you. "I think [there] is a big misconception that people who are younger are more apathetic or more disinterested or more tuned out.
