But critics contend that the election law has been used as a political tool to protect old-guard interests.
And he has a long-standing, if guarded, interest in constitutional reform, an issue that seldom animated his predecessor.
And John Feehery, the spokesman for Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, expressed guarded interest in the idea after rejecting it on Tuesday.
Still, we were quickly dismissed by all but Monster and Belkin, both who expressed guarded interest.
It is called Icarus Flies, and here is what I have in mind, scene by scene... Guarded interest.
The rest of the "free world" may have the luxury of enjoying American values without having to guard American interests.
But its politics are also intensely local, with power divided among sect leaders who jealously guard their interests.
Races for Congress -- with districts drawn by state legislatures working to guard party interests -- are also overwhelmingly noncompetitive.
Under a system borrowed from Germany, Japanese firms must appoint at least three internal auditors to keep an eye on financial management and guard shareholders' interests.
Mr. Reid said he had appointed Senator Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland to the panel because he knew that Mr. Cardin would guard the interests of federal employees.
That said, Mr Yanukovich will zealously guard the interests of Ukraine's own tycoons, who see their future in the European Union, not in Russia.
