Sentence examples for coherent interest from inspiring English sources

There are four main reasons why the BRICs will never function as a single coherent interest group.

Only in Mexico and to a lesser extent in Peru did professional armies form fairly coherent interest groups pressing for the maintenance of their traditional privileges.

Elsewhere the professional military failed to form a coherent interest group, and in many countries civilian politicians managed to control or even reduce the size of their national armies.

Philosophers or jurists eager to champion privacy as a coherent interest have nonetheless struggled to define it; others, less friendly to the idea, have argued that any interest we might protect as private can be more usefully defended by appeal to other interests, such as property, without the inconvenience of creating a new right or providing a cloak for illicit behavior.

[Practice Nurse, Group B] However, more often there was a sense that there was no coherent interest in Prism across the practice, with some individuals being more inclined to use it than others.

The winner-take-all rule might make sense if states really embodied coherent, unified interests and communities, but of course they do not.

Nevertheless China's particular brand of economic and political conditionality has now acquired its own vocabulary with the term "Sharp Power," describing the kind of coherent, full-spectrum interest peddling that should be familiar to most China watchers by now.

To what extent do these individuals form coherent stakeholder or interest groups?

Fundamental to developing a coherent theory of interests is the concept of the purpose or "function" of rules.

Some of these qualities, of course, have their warrant in Shakespeare, but there they form part of a coherent set of interests and motivations drawn from an observed cultural reality, whereas here we are in a realm of pure propaganda.

Instead they see it coherent with their interests in Syria especially combatting the ISIS threat.