Sentence examples for defining interest from inspiring English sources

"Sports are his defining interest; he prefers dogs by far; and his food tastes are as manly as they come: chips, burgers, bacon sandwiches and fried chicken".

From the first days of the Federal Republic, Germany's leaders emphasized the importance of defining interests solely within a common European and Atlantic vocation.

Of the 156 institutions that responded (62%), only 70 said they had written policies defining "interests," such as equity in a company owned by the institution or a top official; about the same number had defined what constitutes a conflict.

At the local level, public officials must disqualify themselves if they have an "interest," but the law defines interest only as owning part of a company.

Some critics argue that the government has chosen the wrong interlocutors, others that Muslims should be addressed as individual citizens rather than as a defined interest group.

The result is that Bentham's material view of pains and pleasures as the factors which define "interest" tends to evaporate in favour of interests composed of imagined (though not imaginary) apprehensions and expectations about the future.

His focus on painting and a fruitful mentorship culminated in a defined interest in the medium — particularly piqued by seeing work by John Singer Sargent.

In a statement, family spokesman Howard Bragman explained, "There is not a specific area of defined interest to make this effort productive at this time".

OPEC is a classic oligarchy and has a very simple and well defined interest; if you can't think of what it is just consider what the GDP of Middle Eastern countries would be without oil exports.

Summarising the data using sliding windows: The data can be searched for genome regions of defined interest using a sliding-window approach.

NICK MASSA Betting and Breaking Even Nick Massa had clearly defined interests.