The ability to cooperate, to make individuals subordinate their strong sense of self-interest to the needs of the group, lies at the root of human achievement.
Some worry that Israel could be asked to sacrifice legitimate security interests to the needs of the antiterror coalition.
Because their songs were generally created in response to the needs of scripts that had already been written, the great songwriters did not consider themselves inspired artists, but rather skilled craftsmen who subordinated their own interests to the needs of the production as a whole.
Dawkins claims that to make animal welfare more of interest to the masses we need to appeal to human self-interests (p. 115) and not rely on anthropomorphism or flimsy science.
The addition of a control experimental group testing the impact of killed C. albicans would have been of interest to assess the need of live C. albicans to produce the effects described.
In these patients, oxygenation strategy is of major interest to avoid the need for mechanical ventilation (MV), which is associated with high mortality rates.
"I'm fed up with witnessing kids, especially my own, suffer due to corporate interests opposed to the needs of children".
This paper has argued that an ethical frame must inspire and motivate countries to move beyond state interests to consider the needs of a global citizenship.
Hybrid fuel cell propulsion systems for marine applications are attracting widespread interest due to the need to reduce ship emissions.
The social character of morality requires that the individual member of the society, ever mindful of his interests, adjust those interests to the interests and needs of others.
To develop a trustful relationship, informal carers must feel confident that the HCP would act in their interest and according to the needs of the person with dementia.
