Sentence examples for equal interests from inspiring English sources

While the equal interests of all morally considerable beings are considered equally, the practices in question may end up violating or frustrating some interests but would not be considered morally wrong if, when all equal interests are considered, more of these interests are satisfied than frustrated.

I also quoted Helen Fisher, an anthropologist at Rutgers University, on why it was unrealistic to expect the sexes to have absolutely equal interests in competitive sports.

Ms. Anthony and her sister, Anne Cox Chambers, and their older brother, James M. Cox Jr., all held equal interests in the company before the death of Mr. Cox in 1974, at which time the sisters received his share.

On the Unequal Consideration Model, this difference consists in its being the case that the interests of paradigmatic persons matter more, in and of themselves, than the equal interests of merely sentient animals.

And insofar as firms (by assumption) are owned by perfectly diversified shareholders, who thus possess equal interests in both sides of all commercial transactions, the program can ignore both distributive and corrective justice.

EQUAL INTEREST, Tonic, 107 Norfolk Street, Lower East Side, (212) 358-7501.

A company makes two loans of equal amounts at equal interest rates to a partner.

"It stabilised around people of equal ability, or equal interest," Mason told me.

Not all genies and lepers are of equal interest to Mr. Hamelin.

Now Washington finds itself, to India's distress, with an equal interest in both countries.

Of equal interest in the Edict of Telipinus is his program of political reforms.