Sentence examples for an enduring interest in from inspiring English sources

The perpetration of Taiwan's democratic system is a core value of Taiwan, and the United States has an enduring interest in cross-Strait peace and stability.

The chief conductor of the Halle orchestra in Manchester has an enduring interest in young people; in training them, encouraging them, helping develop their careers.

Dornbusch frequently worked in a practical capacity, advising foreign governments on economic policy - and that gave him an enduring interest in policy issues.

As a former deputy secretary of commerce and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, Mr. Harman has an enduring interest in the kind of issues that preoccupy the current version of Newsweek.

My background in political theory and ongoing collaborations with philosophers ground an enduring interest in foundational concepts, and in particular "freedom" and "nature," which are typically avoided in the discipline of sociology, yet frequently looming in the background of sociological analysis and social theorizing nonetheless.

The excitement surrounding activating TLRs for treatment of infectious and oncologic diseases, and in particular in vaccine development, assures an enduring interest in TLR therapeutics that extends to autoimmunity [ 67].

I don't know Usha's son, the Dubai-based Siddharth very well, but from all accounts he shares his sisters' characteristics - a pleasing personality, enduring interest in people's wellbeing, and modesty.

The award, in the shape of a glass bowl, is engraved with Lord Houghton's coat of arms which depicts two badgers as armorial supporters and a barn owl as a center-piece - a reflection of his enduring interest in animal welfare.

Americans' enduring interest in a liberal world order generally transcends other, more narrow and temporary, interests.

Excitement built to fever pitch as this landmark trial approached, with a torrent of books, TV documentaries, articles and special supplements in newspapers and magazines attesting to enduring interest in a terrible and unfinished story.

It includes an interview in which Mr. Bochner discusses his return to painting and his enduring interest in language as an artistic material.