Sentence examples for governing in the interest of from inspiring English sources

"If you raise the tax rate to a such a degree then people will use avoidance schemes and the overall tax take is lower however Darling and Brown knew that this was going to be the result but as usual they are more interested in dividing lines and cheap headlines than governing in the interest of the public and the country".

To be fair, he has cast the right votes on other bills -- such as voting for an increase in taxes on those earning more than $1 million -- but it cannot be denied that "da money" has had a profound effect on his decision-making and is an impediment to good governing in the interest of the majority of the American people.

I wish the Conservative government every success in governing in the interests of everyone in the UK.

Colin Reed Glasgow I wish the Conservative government every success in governing in the interests of everyone in the UK David Pascall There must be many voters who woke up thinking "Hang on … we didn't want another five years of Cameron".

He distinguished political systems by the number of persons ruling (one, few, or many) and by whether the form was legitimate (rulers governing in the interests of all) or corrupt (rulers governing in their own interests).

Mr Obama believes Mr Maliki has endangered the country by ignoring Sunni concerns and governing in the interests of the Shia majority, correspondents say.

He believes Prime Minister Nouri Maliki has endangered Iraq by ignoring Sunni concerns and governing in the interests of the Shia majority.

By managing to maintain the pretence that they are governing in the interests of "real" people, the Tories have found themselves in a position to be able to remodel the UK basically however they choose to – which of course means in the interests of people like themselves: wealthy members of the political and financial elite.

By managing to maintain the pretence that they are governing in the interests of "real" people, the Tories have found themselves in a position to be able to remodel the UK basically however they choose to – which of course means in the interests of people like themselves: wealthy members of the political and financial elite.

The millions of protestors who hit the streets on June 30th called on the military to intervene to depose Morsi claimed that the President had lost his legitimacy by governing in the interests of the Brotherhood, rather than the nation as a whole.

The Obama administration had become increasingly strident in its criticism of Maliki in recent weeks, accusing him of the current Islamic uprising by failing to govern in the interest of all Iraqis.