Sentence examples for has every interest from inspiring English sources

Obviously the defence establishment has every interest in talking up British power and its importance in the world.

He added that the union "has every interest in both defending the rights of players and in defending the integrity" of the joint drug-testing program.

As long as he believes that Mr Blair does not intend to go on and on, he has every interest in continuing to do so.

The ruling is probably the best the NCP could have hoped for, and therefore it has every interest in seeing it enforced through demarcation on the ground.

A monopoly network owner that shares infrastructure with competitors has every interest in charging its rivals as much as it can.

The players' association has every interest in both defending the rights of players and in defending the integrity of our joint [drug] program.

We have every interest in his fall.

They have every interest in discrediting democracy and causing difficulties for Mr Toledo.

In general, they will have every interest in messing a Bush presidency around.

"We have every interest to encourage a closing of the gap between the parties".

"We have every interest in cooperating," said Javad Zarif, Iran's ambassador to the United Nations.