Sentence examples for conflicting interest groups from inspiring English sources

The publication of the bill follows weeks of backroom negotiations to square off conflicting interest groups such as labour unions and big-business lobbyists, but the proposals retain much of the radicalism outlined by Obama when he first announced it as a second-term priority.

If that's the case he's got his work cut out tiptoeing through the armies of conflicting interest groups.

The Administration's other main obstacle is all the conflicting interest groups.

Collectively they demonstrate the fact that the city is the product of a struggle among conflicting interest groups in search of dominion over an environment.

Instead, it has been deadlocked for weeks, as the conflicting interest groups within Mr. Berlusconi's center-right coalition refuse to budge.

Meanwhile, as ZillionTV continues to work toward making the business model, the user experience and the conflicting interest groups align, the current consumer experience on television continues to slide.

"Inevitably, in any local area, you're going to get a degree of conflicting interests, some groups able to speak out louder and more forcibly than others, and there has to be some way of striking a balance and being held to account for doing that.

Conflicting interests between workforce groups were also cited as barriers to best practice.

The Democratic Party since the New Deal has always had to manage conflicting interests of its constituent groups (labor, minorities, rural poor, educated elites).

Modern Syria gained its independence from France in 1946, but has lived through periods of political instability driven by the conflicting interests of these various groups.

And as long as minorities continue to tend to vote in such ways that support the interests of the working and middle classes, or merely the interests of common human decency, their votes become dangerous to conflicting special interest groups -- groups that are not interested in common human decency.