Sentence examples for important interest of from inspiring English sources
Whatever sympathy Trump may have felt for Icahn's predicament, he had an important interest of his own: he needed states like Iowa on his side in order to win the Presidency.
4. Though according to Menger, Leibniz was an important interest of Gödel's already in the 1930s.
Accurately predicting soil moisture scarcity (SMS) has an important interest of guidance to soil and water conservation.
Another important interest of translational research is the elucidation of the genetic basis of cardiovascular diseases.
The organization, Mr. Schily said, "endangers domestic security as well as the important interests of Germany, in particular foreign policy".
The most important interests of Britain, France and Germany could be protected by protecting their secrets and giving each government a veto over any takeover of the group.
As Putin appointed him in charge of the defense ministry, Serdyukov launched an ambitious reform of the armed forces; the reform encroached on important interests of the military establishment, but staunch support of the President enabled Serdyukov to move on.
The government of South Africa strongly opposes the litigation, and the Bush administration supported the companies' appeal on the ground that the case "is causing present injury to important interests of the United States and the Republic of South Africa".
The two selves are not bound by a sufficiently strong common prudential interest, and so the person's earlier interests, no matter how important, do not transfer as particularly important interests of her current psychologically disconnected self.
Indeed some critics of children's rights will concede that adults have duties to protect important interests of children but deny that these interests correlate with rights held by children.
To constitute a harm, an action must be injurious or set back important interests of particular people, interests in which they have rights (I 12; III 1; IV 3, 10, 12; V 5).
