Sentence examples for an essential interest from inspiring English sources
The phrase "an essential interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is fundamentally important or necessary to someone or something.
Example: "The company has an essential interest in maintaining its reputation for quality service."
Alternatives: "a crucial concern" or "a vital interest".
I truly believe this to be a moral commitment, a scientific approach and an essential interest.
That is a good reason for prosecuting her, because society has an essential interest in limiting the use of deadly physical force, but that could have been accomplished through a plea bargain, without the emotional violence of a trial.
There is an essential interest in design and testing the methods for blind estimation of mixed noise parameters [9, 12, 15, 16, 21, 22].
When you have an essential interest because you chose it or were born into it, or because something happened to you that was like a rushing wave of surgical knives, you will want to be somehow among your similars, getting empathically inebriated.
Unless… maybe voting is the most essential moment of being alone, being the most "me", wanting or seeing something that is outside what the tribe sees, having a different essential interest that is not about rape or abortion or money or whatever.
Itamar Rabinovich, a former Israeli Ambassador to Washington, who was Israel's chief negotiator with Syria under Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and informally advises his government on Syrian issues, argued that the war in Gaza had not changed Israel's essential interest in a Golan Heights settlement: "Gaza is Gaza, and I say that Bashar Assad definitely wants to go ahead with the talks.
A key lesson is that the essential interest of each side must be respected and safeguarded.
"Alongside the motor industry and financial services, the life science sector is an essential British interest which must be a priority for ministers in their Brexit negotiations," he said.
"We believe that giving women and their loved ones peace of mind is not only a public policy imperative, but serves an essential social interest," Pelletz said.
The Israeli statement said Israel would also seek "a number of clarifications concerning matters of essential interest to Israel," which were not spelled out.
The Czech president, Vaclav Havel, who will host the summit on NATO enlargement in Prague next year, argued eloquently in a speech this past May that the Baltic states belong in the Western alliance and that "if NATO moves closer to Russia's borders, it brings closer stability, security, democracy and an advanced political culture, which is obviously in Russia's essential interest".
