Sentence examples for damaged the interest from inspiring English sources

"Their activity constituted a grave fraud activity and severely damaged the interest of minority shareholders," Lee Kyung-choon, a judge at the Seoul Central District Court, said in his ruling.

Europe's protectionism has also damaged the interests of the developing world.

His actions undoubtedly damaged the interests of the United States, but this is true of countless foreigners who release information about America in foreign countries.

A judicial opinion last week by Virginia Phillips, a federal trial judge in California, musters compelling logic and persuasive evidence to show that the policy has done the opposite and has damaged the interests of the United States.

I believe that the chancellor of the exchequer has given a definitive answer on this matter, which is that it is not the case that Brexit has damaged the interests of this country.

The government cites an e-mail sent by Mr Gates in July 1999 that showed a willingness to change Office applications to favour devices that run on Windows, even if that damaged the interests of customers who rely on the ubiquitous Palm Pilot.

But it turned out that what they did damaged the interests of investors (Hu 2014).

VATICAN CITY, July 21 (Reuters) - The Vatican has stripped the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, one of the most prominent centres of learning in Latin America, of its right to continue calling itself a Catholic or pontifical university, saying it had damaged the interests of the Church.

Barack Obama -- who ran a very large, successful campaign operation that empowered many -- should in governing nonetheless look to Vice President Cheney's example to understand how a pro -- even one who so damaged the interests of the nation -- managed power and purpose while in office.

He was also charged with damaging the interest of other shareholders by helping engineer the dubious transfer of management control to his son by arranging for Samsung subsidiaries to sell shares to the son at unfairly low prices.

Success for The Wolf of Wall Street suggests the various controversies surrounding it – whether Scorsese's treatment amounts to a condoning of fraud, whether any animals were harmed in its making – have done little to damage the interest of cinemagoers.