The dried out skeletons of last summer's perennials no longer constitute "winter interest".
This can be most easily done by clarifying that campaign contributions do in fact constitute "financial interest".
Therefore, the results to form PAA received on specific aluminum films and study the influence of the characteristics of aluminum films on the characteristics of PAA constitute great interest.
But we as journalists need to be more responsible about it and think twice about which aspects of a story constitute public interest.
In the end, the DCJ stated that children are a vulnerable group in society whose interests constitute a category of public interest within the meaning of section 85 of the Constitution.
Dissatisfied with the ministry response, which they said was "very vague," Ms. Lu and Ms. Huang have filed a second request for information, asking what constitutes "national interest," and what are the "special subjects" that give grounds for gender discrimination.
Given the contested nature of what constitutes "national interest" in a country where leaders live in politically financed extravagance while children die of malaria, and where top army ranks appear reserved for those from the president's ethnic group, the criminalisation of critical reporting on such public issues is, clearly, a veiled attack on freedom of expression.
Advocates following the Kantaras dispute say the judge's decision should be based on the children's best interest, but disagree as to what constitutes those interests.
2. How to determine when a disclosed financial tie or other competing interest constitutes a conflict of interest?
In Bush v. Vera (1996), a plurality of the Supreme Court assumed that complying with Section 2 or Section 5 constituted compelling interests, and lower courts have allowed only these two interests to justify racial gerrymandering.
