The phrase "aligning interest" is not correct in standard English; it should be "aligning interests." You can use it when discussing the process of ensuring that different parties have compatible goals or objectives.
Example: "The negotiation focused on aligning interests between the two companies to foster a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "harmonizing goals" or "synchronizing interests."
The real trick on valuations I think is aligning interest between essentially investors and the company so that they're aligned over a range of exits.
Hume also doesn't seem to realize that there is no pony, at all, for the White House, in the original Benghazi, and that the very fact that it happened in the first place took us well past the post in terms of "aligning interest with the White House's politics".
A former general said the alliance established after 9/11 to get rid of Al Qaeda on Pakistani soil was built on shaky ground, with few aligning interests beyond stopping the terrorist group.
Although the open-necked shirts of egalitarianism hogged magazine covers during the internet boom, plutocratisation was actually the dominant trend.This was not much noticed at first, despite the hoopla about aligning interests and creating value for shareholders, because quite a lot of the plutocrats' pay was hidden.
Our theoretical contributions lie in the following aspects: (1) identifying implementable design parameters through a zigzagging decomposition process, (2) quantifying the relationship between design parameters and system economics using rigorous models, (3) aligning individual interest by decoupling the design matrix using the Independence Axiom.
Some argue that does a better job of aligning executive interests with those of shareholders.
"This is really an important advance for better aligning the interests of the class members and plaintiffs' class counsel," he said in an interview.
This posture prevented later generations of Germans from feeling unfairly treated, while aligning American interests with those of a sovereign, democratic Germany.
In the beginning they were seen as a means to achieve the desirable end of aligning managers' interests more closely with those of shareholders.
It's clear that direct ownership of stock--ideally, restricted stock--is a better mechanism for aligning managers' interests with shareholders.
We conclude that short-term, transportation objectives overrule longer-term, integrative objectives, which withholds strategic considerations required for aligning waterway interests.
