"You get this collision of interests as times change".
"Electricity deregulation really brings about a collision of interests," Mr. Nader said.
This practice created a collision of interests, as demonstrated by the renegotiated sale of Home Depot's supply unit.
In dozens of interviews over three weeks in this rapidly aging suburb of Denver, people talked about a collision of interests, and perhaps even more crucial, of generations.
But now the collision of interests over how to end the war in Afghanistan, and the bitterness over the Davis affair, have exposed deep-seated differences, he said.
Growing serious, he added that it was misguided to see any collision of interests between young women and the traditionalists in the village.
Given such a fundamental collision of interests, it was perhaps inevitable that Lashkar would one day provoke tensions between Pakistani and American security officials, and the collision itself would come into full public view.
The confusing volley of statements this weekend suggests that what we witnessed was a collision of interests between Fox News and News Corp. Fox reporters, especially Rosen, have to hope that any settlement negotiations between News Corp. and Justice won't distract Fox from pursuing legitimate questions about how Rosen has been treated.
This crucial period of Lacan's development, as the immediately preceding already indicates, was marked by the collision of interests and influences related to psychoanalysis, psychiatry, philosophy, art, and literature, among other areas.
This leads to a collision of interests and visions around water resources of both a public and private, extractive and non-extractive uses, national, and international nature of individuals, aboriginal communities, and corporations, especially mining industries.
