The commission is ground zero for the battling interests because it sets policy and regulations and can decide which species to protect by labeling them endangered.
But in the battle between interests and values, interests win hands down: these include fighting jihadis in Sinai, keeping the peace with Israel, and economics.
Giro suggested that a coming "battle of interests" – which he described as a competition between economic interests, not necessarily individual states – could have terrible consequences.
Mr. Perry's critics take issue with the assertion that he has the background to battle entrenched interests.
The continuing struggle for hegemony, the battle of interests and the battle of rival identities are once again raging, as hope is slowly dying, along with thousands of innocents.
He gave the motives and purpose of his leadership new definition; contrasting his willingness to battle vested interests with David Cameron's ease with settled patterns of wealth and power:But the next election isn't just going to be about policy.
Once again, the battle of interests and wills between club and country will come to the fore.
Bobby Kennedy not only embodied hope but when he embraced Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers he personified the struggle for what is right, the fearless will to battle entrenched interests.
The trifecta could cement Walker's reputation among conservative Republican primary voters as a bold leader willing to battle entrenched interests of the left in the name of reform.
It must also battle vested interests in imaging practice and the reluctance of funding bodies to embrace new technologies such as PET that are perceived to be expensive.
