Sentence examples for interest stance from inspiring English sources

Johnston thought that the administrator might wish to take a broader "public interest" stance as it attempted to gain support from the public, other clubs and Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs as the club's battle against a major tax bill progresses through the courts.

Coe has steadfastly been of the view that there was no conflict of interest, a stance he claimed was backed by the IAAF ethics commission in consultation this week.

Without it, dysfunctional bond markets would not be able to transmit the central bank's interest-rate stance to the euro zone's economy.

In that arena, he continued, Mr. Bush has been seen as more protective of United States interests, a stance that could complicate the negotiation of a new airline treaty.

Still, when dealing with extremely large numbers -- which is the case when talking about the amount of money on deposit in U.S. banks -- this type of estimate can help get a handle on the overall cost of the Fed's extreme low-interest-rate stance.

The 288 point rally on December 17, the biggest for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) in more than a year, was attributed to a new pledge made by Federal Reserve Chair, Janet Yellen, that the Fed would remain patient in its ultra-low interest rate stance--her market-deforming assurances putatively known as the "Yellen Put".

Subsequent components of stakeholder analysis focus on understanding the interests and stance of various stakeholder groups, and on devising a business management strategy in response.

So I've been following these primaries, mainly with an interest in candidates' stances on A.H.C.A., repeal or replace".

And other key interests have changed their stance on state involvement.

Another test will be his stance on interest rates.

Accordingly, a less aggressive stance on interest rates might be enough to dampen the economy.