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Members can have governing interests, financial interests, or any combination thereof.
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Indeed, in 1956, General purchased a governing interest in yet another Mutual shareholder, Western Ontario Broadcasting, and its station in Windsor, CKLW.
The accounting office recommended that federal officials improve regulations governing financial interests and help institutions identify and manage such conflicts.
"My weapon isn't a gun, but the legal proceedings governing public interest cases," he said.
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.
The jungle is governed by interests.
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".
As one critic, John Gagnon observes: "All of this research has been governed by interest in AIDS, not interest in sexuality.
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).
"I think this case highlights the urgent need for reform of the rules governing the business interests of peers".
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