Sentence examples for interest in dealing from inspiring English sources

The landlady also had no interest in dealing with the recluse.

"Some of these factional warlords have a commercial interest in dealing with politicians whose preselections they can influence," Abbott said.

Moreover, after years in the wilderness, overshadowed by the more fashionable diseases of AIDS and malaria, there seems to be a resurgence of interest in dealing with TB.

But Turnbull adjusted his language slightly in Peru, emphasising that Australia would prioritise its national interest in dealing with the new administration.

After eight years of an American Administration that showed little interest in dealing with climate change, there is more optimism than before, but there has been little progress in the preliminary negotiations.

The Juventus director of football, Giuseppe Marotta, did his best this week to dispel interest from Europe's leading clubs by saying "We have no interest in dealing with Real Madrid or any other club.

Lawmakers sought assurances that regulators were looking out for United States interests in dealing with their international counterparts.

These critics, recall, object to the fact that orthodox contract (insofar as the expectation remedy encourages efficient breach, for example, or the mitigation doctrine permits promisors to draft promisees into their service) encourages promisors to consult their narrow self-interest in dealing with promisees.

The US has said it will act in its "best interests" in dealing with the Syria crisis, after British MPs rejected military intervention.

The US said it would act in its "best interests" in dealing with the Syria crisis, following the British rejection of military intervention.

Does the world community "have the capabilities, the diplomatic skills and resources, the background and long-term view to maintain their own positions and interests in dealing with contemporary Chinese diplomacy?