Sentence examples for governing interest from inspiring English sources

With the governing interest of correcting for the real, practical, ethical harms of misguided political-economic policy, Smith devotes his primary attention in Book IV to exhibiting the opulence-impeding flaws of the Mercantile System, the then prevalent theory of political economy in Europe.

Indeed, in 1956, General purchased a governing interest in yet another Mutual shareholder, Western Ontario Broadcasting, and its station in Windsor, CKLW.

Members can have governing interests, financial interests, or any combination thereof.

"My weapon isn't a gun, but the legal proceedings governing public interest cases," he said.

But Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska), the bill's sponsor, said on the House floor Thursday that the previous administration had been "governing by interest groups" and was more concerned about animal welfare advocates than Alaska residents.

But the estate at hand is not an ordinary joint tenancy; we would only confound the rules governing each interest were we to treat the joint life estate with dual contingent remainders as an ordinary joint tenancy.

RCA owned the governing stock interest in RKO, 22 percent; in the early 1930s, RCA's share of stock in the company rose as high as 60 percent.

But the rules governing "national interest waiver" are vague and the visa is underutilized, undoubtedly costing the U.S. precious foreign talent.

As one critic, John Gagnon observes: "All of this research has been governed by interest in AIDS, not interest in sexuality.

§ 354.3 Law governing other interests.

The accounting office recommended that federal officials improve regulations governing financial interests and help institutions identify and manage such conflicts.