Sentence examples for interest in shaping from inspiring English sources
But they are taking a keen interest in shaping the new leadership team.
"We have great interest in shaping the Middle East the day after" a war, he said.
In the past, Washington determined its national interest in shaping international rules, behavior and institutions.
Cooperation with Mr. Isaacson could be a sign that Mr. Jobs has emerged from his recent health battles with more of an interest in shaping his legacy.
Signaling the White House's interest in shaping the education bill, President Bush's domestic policy adviser, Margaret Spellings, and his education adviser, Sandy Kress, watched the vote from the Senate gallery, as did Education Secretary Rod Paige.
The initial mapping stage now complete, people are being asked to say where they want new routes and, crucially, politicians will have a legal obligation to consult anyone who expresses an interest in shaping this process.
Their interest and involvement in shaping futures for these children is of the utmost importance.
Public-choice economists emphasize the importance of self-interest in shaping behavior, showing that bureaucrats are often more interested in protecting and expanding their power than in looking after the common good.
Critics also point to Nigeria, the most populous nation in sub-Saharan Africa, as an obvious choice for a president interested in shaping the continent's future.
To Mr. Rebovich, Mr. Menendez presents two very different personalities to voters: the hardened party chieftain who keeps a tight reign on his organization and the high-minded politician interested in shaping national policy.
